Hi again all of u (out there)

After a whiles time of this forum i'm now asking you this quiestion=)

In my school hey have ofcourse limitied the acces at the comps like cmd or so but they haven't blocked command, are they the same or why haven't they blocked it?
What's the difference about em is the main question here? <img border="0" alt="[question]" title="" src="graemlins/question.gif" />

"Thanks in advance"
//AlienZ|51

cmd refers to cmd.exe while command refers to command.com

Windows NT/Windows 2000 supply cmd.exe and command.com.

CMD.EXE is the Windows NT command line interface, its NOT a DOS window.

COMMAND.COM is a 16-bit DOS application which is used for older DOS compatibility and actually runs inside the NTVDM (NT Virtual DOS Machine) due to its 16-bit nature.

They have almost identical features and this is because any command entered in COMMAND.COM it is packaged up and sent to CMD.EXE for execution. The version of COMMAND.COM shipped with NT IS a special NT version designed to pass all execution to CMD.EXE.

So I guess it's enough just to block access to cmd.exe

you can easily reverse the changes lol.. but you can hack your school yourself