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Is there any commands which is same as the function Inode in Linux. Any info will be helpful.

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You mean the inode number of a file, or? – janneb Nov 15 '10 at 20:33
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The concept of a inode is used in Unix based File System. NTFS may have some type of index identifier used internally in the MFT, but Windows doesn't have a built-in command to show this. I don't know if your just curious or you are trying to accomplish something like create a hard link in Windows. I administer Linux Desktops and Servers every day, and the only thing useful for looking at a inode number for me, is to confirm a hard link. Source(s): http://commandwindows.com/fsutil.htm

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