Is there a parameter for MSDOS commands (e.g. ipconfig) that make them wait for input to disappear?

Question

When I run, for example. ipconfig using the Run command (Windows key + R), as soon as the program executed it, it immediately closes the command line interface instance, is there any universal parameter that I can add:

• ipconfig
• nslookup
• dir
• etc...

to ensure that the results will be printed in the console window?

Answer 1

Use cmd with the /k switch:

 cmd /k ipconfig 

Answer 2

There is also the possibility of concatenating commands

& is used to place only a few commands on a line & & will be broken if the last command was not successful

 cmd /k ipconfig & pause & exit 

Answer 3

Or you simply execute "cmd" with the "Run" command, which will open a DOS prompt.
If you type "ipconfig", the command line will remain open.

(ok, I admit: basically this is the same as "cmd / k ipconfig")