Which command shows all of the network services running on Windows-based servers?

The command that shows all of the network services running on Windows-based servers is "Net start." This command is specifically designed to display a list of all the services that are currently active or running on the system. It provides a comprehensive view of services, including those that are critical for networking and other essential functionalities.

The other options serve different purposes. "Net use" is used for managing shared resources and connecting to shared drives and printers, which does not provide information about running services. "Net session" displays information about computer sessions connected to the local computer, primarily focusing on active connections, not overall service status. "Net share" reveals the shared resources on the computer, detailing shared folders and their access permissions. None of these alternatives give a complete overview of the running services like "Net start" does.