Terminal Commands Flashcards
1
Q
ping
A
Ping tests reachability.
- ping - Test reachability to a TCP/IP address
- ping -t - Ping until stopped with Ctrl-c
- ping -a - Resolve address to a hostname
- ping -n - Send # of echo requests
- ping -f - Send with Don’t Fragment flag set
2
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traceroute
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Traceroute determines the route a packet takes to a destination.
- Takes advantage of ICMP Time to Live Exceeded error message
- Not all devices will reply with ICMP Time Exceeded messages
- traceroute
3
Q
nslookup and dig
A
nslookup and dig lookup information from DNS servers.
- nslookup
- dig
4
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ipconfig and ifconfig
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ipconfig and ifconfig - View and manage IP configuration.
- ipconfig - Windows TCP/IP config
- ipconfig /all - Display all IP configuration details
- ipconfig /release - Release the DHCP lease
- ipconfig /renew - Renew the DHCP lease
- ipconfig /flushdns - Flush the DNS resolver cache
- ifconfig - Linux interface configuration
5
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iptables
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iptables - Packet filtering
- Linux iptables - filter packets in the kernel
- Simple data blocks - ignores state
- Usually placed on a device or server
6
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netstat
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netstat displays network statistics.
- netstat -a - Show all active connections
- netstat -b - Show binaries
- netstat -n - Do not resolve names
7
Q
tcpdump
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• Capture packets from the command line • Available in most Unix/Linux operating systems • Included with Mac OS X, available for Windows (WinDump) • Apply filters, view in real-time • Written in standard pcap format
8
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pathping - Combination of ping and traceroute
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pathping is a combination of ping and traceroute.
• pathping
9
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Nmap
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• Network mapper - find network devices • Port scan - Find devices and identify open ports • Operating system scan • Discover the OS without logging in to a device • Service scan • What service is available on a device? Name, version, details • Additional scripts • Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE)
10
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route
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route - View the device’s routing table.
11
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arp
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arp - Address resolution protocol information.
• arp -a - View the local ARP table