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Windows WMIC (Windows Management Interface Command) Tutorial with Examples

WMIC or Windows Management Interface Command is a simple command line tool used to issue WMI commands. WMI command generally used to query all of the system related information like Computer Name, BIOS Serial Number, Mac Address etc. Batch WMIC WMIC provides two type of usage. Batch usage is the most popular where we can issue WMI commands into MS-DOS or PowerShell like below.

Interactive WMIC Command Line WMIC also...

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What Is My MAC Address Of Network Interface On Windows Or Linux?

MAC Address is used to identify a Network Interface Card uniquely in a layer 2 network. This address is used to transfer files between default gateway and host or computer. In this tutorial we will learn how to find a MAC address from command-line or GUI in operating systems like Windows and Linux. Windows ipconfig Command Line ipconfig command provides a lot of information about the network of the current...

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How to Lookup OUI (Organizationally Unique Identifier) In Linux

Network switches or Layer 2 technology Ethernet protocol uses MAC addresses in order to transfer frames between systems. MAC addresses are 48 bit value. This 48 bit value contains the device manufacturer ID as the first 24 bit. In this tutorial we will learn how to look, search and find the Organizationally Unique Identifier in Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Kali, Fedora, CentOS, RHEL etc. Mac Address As stated in...

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What is Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) and How It Works?

Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is auxiliary protocol used by Internet Protocol (IP). ARP is defined with RFC826 and gained main stream over computer networks. ARP is used to resolve IP address with MAC or hardware address of the network interface. As we know MAC address is used to identify nodes in a local network. How ARP Works ARP resolution works very simple way. The source creates requests to get MAC...

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PowerShell Split String Operation With Examples

Powershell provides string type methods to the string objects. Split is one of them. Split method is used to split string into separate parts or a string array. In this tutorial we will look different usage types and examples of Split. Specify Separator While splitting a text or string we can provide a separator to split them. We will provide as argument to the split function. Function names are caseinsensitive. We...

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Arp-Scan Command Tutorial With Examples

Network scanning is one of the steps of penetration testing. There are different and popular tools to scan network line masscan, nmap etc. Arp-scan is a tool specifically designed to scan network with layer 2 or mac or Ethernet arp packets. Install We can install arp-scan tool with the following command.

Help We can print help information with the -h option.

Syntax

Scan Local Network Most basic...

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