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Comprehensive Guide to Linux Networking Commands

ping

Tests connectivity to a specific host using ICMP echo requests.

ifconfig

Displays or configures a network interface (deprecated, use 'ip' instead).

ip

Displays/manages network interfaces, routing, and addresses.

netstat

Displays network connections, routing tables, and network interface statistics.

ss

Displays socket statistics and is faster than 'netstat'.

traceroute

Displays the route packets take to a destination.

dig

Queries DNS servers for information about domain names.

nslookup

Queries DNS to obtain domain name or IP mapping.

arp

Displays/manages the ARP table (Address Resolution Protocol).

route

Displays/manages the routing table (deprecated, use 'ip' instead).


curl

Transfers data from or to a server using various protocols (HTTP, FTP, etc.).

wget

Downloads files from the internet non-interactively.

iptables

Configures the Linux kernel firewall.

nmap

Scans networks for hosts and services.

tcpdump

Captures and analyzes network traffic packets.

ethtool

Displays/configures Ethernet device settings.

hostname

Displays/sets the system hostname.

scp

Securely copies files between hosts over SSH.

rsync

Synchronizes files between systems over SSH or locally.

ssh

Connects to a remote host securely using SSH.

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