There is no special command in navcontainerhelper that lets you see your running containers, so you just use the same docker ps commands that were introduced in the previous section. There are commands for starting and stopping containers (Start-NavContainer and Stop-NavContainer, respectively), but they are very thin wrappers around docker start and docker stop with no additional benefits.
Removing containers, however, is done with Remove-NavContainer, which does a bit more: it cleans up the shortcuts and container-specific folders, and it removes entries in your hosts file if you specify -updatehosts.
There is also a command to get a session into your container called Enter-NavContainer. This gives you a PowerShell session inside your container with the added benefit of calling c:\run\prompt.ps1, which gives you all development...