Thẻ: Networking

Ping is a diagnosing tool which allows to check the connectivity of any IP address by sending ICMP packets designed to report errors and operational information. This tool is present in all OS (Operating Systems) and it is perhaps the...

Before showing how the route command should be used in Linux it is necessary to understand what a routing table is. A routing table is a file containing information on how the information or packets should be transferred: the network...

Telnet is both a protocol allowing us to access a remote device to control it and the program used to connect through this protocol. The Telnet protocol is the “cheap” version of ssh, unencrypted, vulnerable to sniffing and Man In...

You probably heard from many Linux users on how great the Linux operating system is. How it gives you freedom and lets you do stuff that you’d never even dream on doing on windows. After finally deciding to change platforms....

Many command line tools for monitoring network speed and bandwidth consumption are available for Linux. These tools are useful if you want to have a quick glance at real time traffic statistics or if you want to debug a networking...