Exploring Network Commands in Linux! ??

Exploring Network Commands in Linux! ??

Today, I explored a variety of network-related commands in Linux. These tools are essential for managing and troubleshooting network issues in DevOps and cloud environments. Here’s a brief explanation and example for each:


Basic Network Commands

1. ping

Check the reachability of a host on a network.

ping command


2. netstat

Displays network connections, routing tables, and interface statistics.

netstat -tuln

netstat command


3. ifconfig

Configures or displays network interfaces.

ifconfig command


4. traceroute vs tracepath

traceroute shows the path packets take to a destination

traceroute command


tracepath is similar but doesn’t require superuser privileges.

tracepath command


5. mtr

Combines ping and traceroute functionality.

mtr google.com

mtr command


6. nslookup

Queries DNS to obtain domain name or IP address mapping.

nslookup command


7. telnet

Connects to a remote host using the Telnet protocol.


telnet command


8. hostname

Shows or sets the system's hostname.

hostname command


9. ip addr show

Manages network interfaces and routing tables.

ip addr show command


10. iwconfig

Configures wireless network interfaces.

iwconfig command


11. ss

Displays socket statistics.

ss command


12. arp

Displays or modifies the system’s ARP cache.

arp command


13. dig

Queries DNS servers.

dig command


14. nc (netcat)

Reads and writes data across network connections.

nc command


15. whois

Retrieves domain registration information.

whois command


16. ifplugstatus

Checks the link status of network interfaces.

ifplugstatus command



Additional Network Tools

1. route

Displays or modifies the routing table.

route command


2. nmap

Scans networks for open ports and services.

nmap command


3. wget

Download files from the internet.

wget command


index.html has been downloaded from


source file


4. watch

Executes a program periodically, showing output fullscreen.

watch command


df command will keep on executing every 2 seconds



5. iptables

Configures the Linux kernel firewall.

iptables command


6. curl vs wget

Both download files from the internet, but curl can also send data.

curl command




Conclusion

Mastering these network commands is crucial for efficiently managing and troubleshooting network issues in DevOps and cloud environments. These tools help ensure robust and secure network operations. Stay tuned for Part:- 6


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