6 powerful Linux commands to solve your network issue in minutes
Stands for "interface configuration."
It is used to view and configure network interfaces.
However, it's considered deprecated in many Linux distributions.
It sends ICMP echo requests to a specified destination and waits for ICMP echo replies.
It's commonly used to check if a remote host is reachable and to measure round-trip time.
It is a powerful command-line tool for configuring network interfaces, routing, and tunnels. It replaces several older networking commands, including ifconfig, route, and arp.
It is a robust command-line packet analyzer tool. It provides detailed insights into network packets, facilitating network troubleshooting, monitoring, and security analysis.