Unix and Dos commands mapping

Not exactly, but sort of, if you need more powerful utilities, using CygWin

Dos command	Unix command	Notes
arp	arp
assign	ln	Create a file link
assign	ln -s	On Unix, a directory may not have multiple links, so instead a symbolic link must be created with ln -s.
at	at, batch,cron
assoc	file
attrib	chown,chmod	Sets ownership on files and directories
cd	cd
cd	pwd	cd alone prints the current directory.
chkdsk	fsck	Checks filesystem and repairs filesystem corruption on hard drives.
cls	clear	Clear the terminal screen
copy	cp
date	date
del	rm
deltree	rm -r	Recursively deletes entire directory tree
dir	ls	"dir" also works on some versions of Unix.
doskey /h, F7 key	history	The Unix history is part of the Bash shell.
edit	vi, emacs, etc.	edit brings up a simple text editor in Windows. On Unix, the environment variable EDITOR should be set to the user's preferred editor.
exit	exit, Control-D	On Unix, pressing the control key and D simultaneously logs the user out of the shell.
explorer	nautilus, etc.	The command explorer brings up the file browser on Windows.
fc	diff
find	grep
ftp	ftp
help	man	"help" by itself prints all the commands
hostname	hostname
ipconfig /all	ifconfig -a	The /all option lets you get the MAC address of the Windows PC
mkdir	mkdir
mem	top	Shows system status
more	more / less
move	mv
net statistics	uptime
nslookup	nslookup
ping	ping
print	lpr	Send a file to a printer.
regedit	edit /etc/*	The Unix equivalent of the Windows registry are the files under /etc and /usr/local/etc.
rmdir	rmdir
rmdir /s	rm -r	Windows has a y/n prompt. To get the prompt with Unix, use rm -i.
set	env	Prints a list of all environment variables. For individual environment variables, set <variable> is the same as echo $<variable> on Unix.
set Path	echo $PATH	Print the value of the environment variable using set in Windows.
shutdown	shutdown	Without an option, the Windows version produces a help message
reboot, shutdown -r	shutdown -r
shutdown -s	shutdown -h	Also need -f option to Windows if logged in remotely
sort	sort
systeminfo	uname -a
tasklist	ps	"tasklist" is not available on some versions of Windows. See also this article on getting a list of processes in Windows using Perl
tracert	traceroute
tree	find / ls -R	Use tree | find "string"
type	cat
ver	uname -a
xcopy	cp -R	Recursively copy a directory tree