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Week 9 Record

The document provides a comprehensive list of network-related commands, including their descriptions, usage examples, and installation instructions if they are not already present. Key commands include ping, ifconfig, iwconfig, and ssh, among others, each serving specific networking functions such as testing connectivity, configuring interfaces, and transferring files. The document serves as a quick reference for users needing to manage and troubleshoot network settings on Linux systems.

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Week 9 Record

The document provides a comprehensive list of network-related commands, including their descriptions, usage examples, and installation instructions if they are not already present. Key commands include ping, ifconfig, iwconfig, and ssh, among others, each serving specific networking functions such as testing connectivity, configuring interfaces, and transferring files. The document serves as a quick reference for users needing to manage and troubleshoot network settings on Linux systems.

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ping
• Description: Tests network connectivity.
• Usage:
ping google.com
ping 8.8.8.8

2. ifconfig
• Description: Displays and configures network interfaces.
• Usage:
o ifconfig # Show active network interfaces
o ifconfig eth0 # Show details of a specific interface
o ifconfig eth0 up # Enable an interface
o ifconfig eth0 down # Disable an interface
• Installation (if missing):
o sudo apt install net-tools

3. iwconfig
• Description: Configures wireless network interfaces.
• Usage:
o iwconfig # Show wireless interfaces
o iwconfig wlan0 essid "MyWiFi" key s:password
• Installation:
o sudo apt install wireless-tools

4. ethtool
• Description: Displays and configures Ethernet settings.
• Usage:
o ethtool eth0 # Show interface details
o ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 duplex full autoneg off
• Installation:
o sudo apt install ethtool

5. arpwatch
• Description: Displays and configures Ethernet settings.
• Usage:
o sudo arpwatch -i eth0 # Monitor a specific interface
• Installation:
o sudo apt install arpwatch

6. w
• Description: Displays details such as the username, terminal, login time, idle time, and the command they are
executing.
• Usage:
o w
• Installation:
o sudo apt install procps

7. netstat -tulp
• Description: Displays network statistics.
• Usage:
o netstat -tulnp
• Installation:
o sudo apt install net-tools

8. traceroute
• Description: Traces the route to a destination.
• Usage:
o traceroute example.com
• Installation:
sudo apt install traceroute
9. iftop
• Description: Displays bandwidth usage.
• Usage:
o sudo iftop
• Installation:
o sudo apt install iftop

10.ssh
• Description: Securely connects to remote servers.
• Usage:
o ssh user@remote_host
o ssh -p 2222 user@remote_host # Custom port
• Installation:
o sudo apt install openssh-client

11.sendmail
• Description: Sends emails via command line.
• Usage:
o echo "Test email" | sendmail [email protected]
• Installation:
• sudo apt install sendmail

12.mailstats
• Description: Displays mail server statistics.
• Usage:
o Mailstats

13.cURL
• Description: Transfers data from URLs.
• Usage:
o curl https://example.com
o curl -O https://example.com/file.zip
• Installation:
• sudo apt install curl

14.wget
• Description: Downloads files from the internet.
• Usage:
o wget https://example.com/file.zip
• Installation:
1. sudo apt install wget

15.ftp
• Description: Transfers files via FTP.
• Usage:
o ftp ftp.example.com
• Installation:
o sudo apt install ftp

16.rcp
• Description: Copies files between systems using RCP.
• Usage:
o rcp file.txt user@remote:/path/

17.scp
• Description: Securely copies files over SSH.
• Usage:
o scp file.txt user@remote:/path/
• Installation:
o sudo apt install openssh-client
18.rsync
• Description: Synchronizes files and directories.
• Usage:
o rsync -avz source/ user@remote:/destination/
• Installation:
• sudo apt install rsync

19.sftp
• Description: Secure FTP over SSH.
• Usage:
o sftp user@remote_host
• Installation:
o sudo apt install openssh-client

20.nload
• Description: Monitors network bandwidth.
• Usage:
o nload
• Installation:
o sudo apt install nload

21.ss
• Description: Displays socket statistics.
• Usage:
o ss -tulnp

22.tcpdump
• Description: Captures network traffic.
• Usage:
o sudo tcpdump -i eth0
• Installation:
1. sudo apt install tcpdump

23.dstat
• Description: Monitors system performance.
• Usage:
o dstat
• Installation:
o sudo apt install dstat

24.bmon
• Description: Real-time network bandwidth monitoring tool in Linux that provides detailed statistics on network
usage
• Usage:
o bmon
• Installation:
o sudo apt install bmon
25.telnet
• Description: Used to establish a remote connection to another device over a TCP/IP network.
• Usage:
o telnet google.com 80
• Installation:
o sudo apt install telnet

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