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can be obtained, is to reboot a Win2K machine, into DOS mode; what I saw
of it, lacked either a DOS window facility, or its equivalent. Thus, if
a user wanted to do any troubleshooting, for example, when in an
internet connection, and downloading from an Internet site is either
very slow, or, not happening, and the user wants to ping the Internet
site, or, do a traceroute, the only way to do it, is to reboot the
machine, into the Win2K DOS mode, like the safe mode, thus, losing the
Internet connection, unless going through a gateway. It is a way of
keeping users away from the command line.

However, if you want to decrease productivity, it seems to be a very
good tool for that.