The Linux Command Line Chapter 16

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The Linux Command Line Chapter 16 Networking Prepared by Dr. Reyes, New York City College of Technology

Networking ping – command used to determine if a remote location is reachable Example:

Networking traceroute – command that displays a listing of all the “hops” network traffic takes to get from the local system to a specified host. Example

Networking netstat – command used to examine various network settings and statistics. Example:

Networking ftp – command used for file transfer protocol Example:

Networking wget – command used to downloading files from the web and FTP sites wget linuxcommand.com ls gedit index.html Example:

Networking ssh – command used to communicate securely with a remote host Example: