In computer networks we need to give each host or system a unique number and/or name. This is the only way to make communication possible. In other ways there will be a lot of problems like collusion or miss interpretation. Most of the system uses IP addresses to communication over...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 08/07/2017 · Last modified 09/07/2017
Lsof is linux command used for output files and processes related information. lsof support different type of file formats like regular file, directory, block special file etc. lsof provides given command output parsable format where other tools like cut can be used to filter output. In this tutorial we will look different use...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 18/06/2017 · Last modified 23/04/2018
Windows operating system provides some basic tools to troubleshoot network. tracert is one of the most used tool. tracertcommand simply trace route to the given IP address or remote host. tracert mainly provides the route to the remote IP address. Syntax Syntax of tracert command is like below.
1 | tracert OPTIONS HOSTNAME |
Traceroute In this...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 18/06/2017 · Last modified 27/03/2018
Netstat is used to display active TCP connections and related listening ports in the computer or system. Actually there are more features provided by netstat like display statistics about network stack protocols, IPv4, IPv6, TCP, UDP etc. Syntax
1 | netstat [-a] [-e] [-n] [-o] [-p <em>Protocol</em>] [-r] [-s] [<em>Interval</em>] |
Display All TCP and UDP Connections with Listening Ports TCP is most...
Fedora is popular distro among linux community. I am all ready using Fedora too. I prefer Fedora because of its updated packages and virtualization support. If you are not using it please give a try. After installation there are thing to do in Fedora to make user experience more smooth.
