NETWORK COMMANDS IN LINUX
Linux is very important for Network World. In many operations Linux is usually used by Network Engineers. So, A networkm engineer should know Linux, espeacialy Network Commands in Linux. In this article, we will focus on these Linux commands related with Network World.
There are many usefull Linux Commands but some of them are more important in Networking. What are these commands? Below, you can find the Top 35 Linux Network Commands!
- arp command
- arpwatch command
- bmon command
- curl command
- dhclient command
- dig command
- dstat command
- ethtool command
- ftp command
- host command
- ifstat command
- ip addr command
- iptables command
- iftop command
- ifup/ifdown command
- iwconfig command
- netstat command
- nload command
- nmap command
- nslookup command
- ping command
- route command
- scp command
- sftp command
- ss command
- ssh command
- tshark command
- hping3 command
- tcpdump command
- telnet command
- tracepath command
- traceroute command
- w command
- wget command
- whois command
Now let’s start to talk about these protocols one by one.
arp command
arp command is used to view ARP Table of your Linux Server. You can use various parametersof arp command to get information about these tables and table entries. For example, you can use arp -e to reach the default Linux ARP Table.
Below, you can find an example for Linux arp command:
$ arp -e
Address HWtype HWaddress Flags Mask Iface
192.168.2.1 ether bb:12:cc:24:10:18 C eth0
192.168.3.1 ether 11:87:2c:88:ab:c1 C eth0
arpwatch command
arpwatch command is the Linux commanf that is use to view Ethernet activity, Ethernet/IP pairs. There are diffferent parameters of arpwatch command. If you would like to use this command for a specific interface, you can use arpwatch -i command with related interface.
$ sudo arpwatch
$ sudo arpwatch –i eth0
You can read the full article below:
Specically, you can reach Linux Ping command options below:
Ping Command options in Windows:
