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Whether you are an aspiring Linux system administrator or a Linux fanatic, these are the basic and important Linux networking commands you must know!
In the process of learning Linux, we all pay a lot of attention to the command line, and I'm sure we've read many books to learn it. In today's article, I (note: the author is Abhishek Prakash) give you a summary of the set of network commands that helped me get a high score in my computer network engineering class. Feel free to take out your cheat sheet and write it down, I hope it will be useful for you too.
In the process of learning Linux, we all pay a lot of attention to the command line, and I'm sure we've read many books to learn it. In today's article, I (note: the author is Abhishek Prakash) give you a summary of the set of network commands that helped me get a high score in my computer network engineering class. Feel free to take out your cheat sheet and write it down, i hope it will be useful for you too.
### Network connectivity
Ping: Sends an ICMP echo request message to the host and continues until you press Ctrl+C. Ping means a packet is sent out from your machine via ICMP and then gets a response at the IP layer. ping can detect if you are connected to another host.