cat
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Output the content of the selected file (max size 1MB)
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cat <file_location_and_extension>
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Note
For the <file_location_and_extension> ,
specify the absolute or relative path to the file, the file name, and the file extension.
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-
To output the content of the
example.txt file located in the current directory
(C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads ):
Downloads>cat example.txt
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To output the content of the
example.txt file located in the C:\temp
directory:
Downloads>cat
c:\temp\example.txt
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cd
|
Change the current working directory
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cd <path>
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Note
For the <path> , specify the absolute or
relative path.
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cd C:\
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clear
|
Clear screen
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clear
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clear
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cp
|
Copy a file or directory to specific destination
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cp <source_object> <destination_object>
[--force]
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Note
-
For the <source_object> and
<destination_object> , specify the absolute or relative path to the
directory, and the file name, and the file extension (if required).
-
Use the --force parameter to overwrite existing
objects.
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-
To copy the Finances directory
in the current directory (C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads ) to
C:\example and overwrite the existing directory:
Downloads>cp Finances C:\example
--force
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To copy the example.txt file in the
directory C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads to
C:\temp and overwrite the existing example.txt
file:
Downloads>cp
C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\example.txt C:\temp --force
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env
|
List environment variables
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env
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env
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fileinfo
|
List detailed file properties
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fileinfo
<file_location_and_extension>
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Note
For the <file_location_and_extension> ,
specify the absolute or relative path to the file, the file name, and the file extension.
|
|
-
To list the file properties of the
example.txt file in the current directory
(C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads ):
Downloads>fileinfo
example.txt
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To list the file properties of the
example.txt file located in the C:\temp
directory:
fileinfo
C:\temp\example.txt
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get
|
Collect a specific file and upload to Trend Vision One
Maximum file size: 4 GB
|
get <file_location_and_extension>
|
Note
For the <file_location_and_extension> ,
specify the absolute or relative path to the file, the file name, and the file extension.
This command does not support collecting protected Windows files.
|
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WARNING
Downloading suspicious samples may potentially harm your endpoint.
Ensure that you take the necessary precautions before continuing. Trend Vision One automatically stores the
collected samples in a password-protected ZIP archive.
|
|
-
To collect the file example.txt file
in the current directory (C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads ):
Downloads>get
example.txt
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To collect the file example.txt file
located in the C:\temp directory:
get C:\temp\example.txt
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To collect a protected Windows file in a System folder with write
access, try to use the cp command to copy the file outside of the System
folder and then use the get command.
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group list
|
List local group information
|
group list
|
group list
|
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help
|
Display help information
|
help
|
help
|
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ipconfig
|
Display network configuration information
|
ipconfig
|
ipconfig
|
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kill
|
Terminate a running process
|
kill <PID>
|
Important
You cannot use the kill command to
terminate Trend Micro processes.
|
|
kill 1234
|
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listenports
|
List listening ports
|
listenports
|
listenports
|
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ls
|
List contents of the directory
|
ls [path]
|
Note
For the <path> , specify the absolute or
relative path.
|
|
ls
|
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memdump
|
Create a process memory dump available as an encrypted archive from the
Trend Vision One console
|
memdump [--ma] [--mm] --pid <pid>
--ma : Creates a full process memory dump.
-mm : Create a mini process memory dump.
--pid : Required parameter to specify process ID
<pid>
|
Note
memdump does not support dumping system processes or
creating dump files larger than 4GB.
|
|
memdump --mm --pid 1234
|
|
mkdir
|
Create a new directory
|
mkdir <path>
|
Note
For the <path> , specify the absolute or
relative path.
|
|
-
To create the temporary directory
in the current directory (C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads ):
Downloads>mkdir
temporary
-
To create the temporary directory in
the C:\temp directory:
Downloads>mkdir
C:\temp\temporary
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mv
|
Move a file or directory to specific destination
|
mv <source_object> <destination_object>
[--force]
|
Note
-
For the <source_object> and
<destination_object> , specify the absolute or relative path to the
directory, and the file name, and the file extension (if required).
-
Use the --force parameter to overwrite existing
objects.
|
|
-
To move the temporary directory in the
current directory (C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads ) to
C:\example and overwrite the existing directory:
Downloads>mv temporary C:\example
--force
-
To move the example.txt file in the
directory C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads to
C:\temp and overwrite the existing example.txt
file:
Downloads>mv
C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\example.txt C:\temp --force
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netstat
|
List network statistics and active connections
|
netstat
|
netstat
|
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ps
|
List running process information
|
ps
|
ps
|
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pwd
|
Display current directory
|
pwd
|
pwd
|
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reg query
|
List registry information
|
reg query <key>
[--value=<value_name>]
|
-
To list the content of the
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion registry key:
C:\ >reg query
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion
-
To list the only the data for the value "Details" in
the HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion registry key:
C:\ >reg query
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion --value=Details
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|
rm
|
Delete a file or directory (and all sub-directories)
|
rm <source_object> [--force]
|
Note
-
For the <source_object> ,
specify the absolute or relative path to the directory, and the file name, and the
file
extension (if required).
-
Use the --force parameter to delete
objects configured as read only .
|
|
-
To delete the temporary directory in
the current directory (C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads ) and all
read-only objects:
Downloads>rm temporary
--force
-
To delete the example.txt file in the
directory C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads :
Downloads>rm
C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\example.txt
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|
run
|
Execute a previously uploaded script
|
run <script_name_and_extension>
[arguments]
|
run demo.ps1 1 "22 33" 44
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|
scheduletasks
|
List scheduled tasks
|
scheduletasks
|
scheduletasks
|
|
service list
|
List service information
|
service list
|
service list
|
|
systeminfo
|
List system information
|
systeminfo
|
systeminfo
|
|
user info
|
List account properties
|
user info <username>
|
user info john_doe
|
|
user list
|
List local user accounts
|
user list
|
user list
|
|
zip
|
Compress a file or directory in a zip archive and optionally
encrypt the archive with a password
|
zip <source_object1> [<source_object2...>
<source_objectn>] <destination_object> [--password <password>]
[--force]
|
Note
-
For the <source_object> and
<destination_object> , specify the absolute or relative path to the
directory, and the file name, and the file extension (if required).
-
Use the --force parameter to overwrite existing
objects.
|
|
-
To zip the contents of the temporary
directory in the current directory (C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads )
to C:\example\directoryArchive.zip , set the password to P@ssw0rd and overwrite the existing file:
Downloads>zip temporary
C:\example\directoryArchive.zip --password P@ssw0rd --force
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To zip the example.txt file in the
directory C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads to
C:\temp\exampleArchive.zip and overwrite the existing file:
Downloads>zip
C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\example.txt C:\temp\exampleArchive.zip
--force
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