Windows console control, is it possible?

Question

cmd/bat

Is it possible in Windows (in particular windows 7 64bit) using a third-party utility (or built-in tools) to keep a detailed report on the executed commands in the console?
Approximately the way it is implemented in Linux. There, all executed commands are recorded in a special file.
Is it possible to do the same with the Windows cmd.exe console?
To be recorded in the logs, what process, at what time, what command in the console was executed.
If there is any way to implement this, please let me know.

Answer 1

1. if you want to track running programs (not interpreter commands, for example dir), then standardly - through audit, and then through the operating system logs
2. if you want to log entered commands, then see, for example, you
need to understand that in linux this is a shell function. cmd initially does not know how
ps. you can look in the direction of doskey / history (the task itself is not entirely clear - to see what YOU launched, or someone else. And in general, what we are protecting ourselves from is not clear)

Answer 2

Tell us about the problem / task in more detail plz.
If you just want to monitor the actions of the Admin in the command line, then you can simply install the keylogger...