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1. Ifconfig – It stands for Interface Configurator.

This command displays information on IP


Address, MAC Address, and Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU).

2. Ip – This command is the latest and updated version of ifconfig.

3. Traceroute – This command is used to troubleshoot the network. The output provides
hostname, IP Address, packet size, and maximum no. of hops required.

4. Ping – It refers to Packet Internet Groper. This command checks for network
connectivity between two nodes.

5. Netstat – It stands for Network Statistics. This command displays statistical figures
about different network interfaces, which includes open packets, routing tables, etc.

6. Nslookup – This command is used to check for DNS related queries

7. Route – This command is used to display and manipulate the routing table.

8. Arp – It stands for Address Resolution Protocol. It is used to view and add content to
the kernel’s ARP table

9. Iwconfig – This command is used to configure wireless network interfaces.

10.Hostname – This command is used to display and add hostname for the system.

11.Curl – This command is used to download files from the Internet.

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