Linux Basic Networking Command
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This document provides an overview of Linux network basics and commands. It discusses the differences between Linux and Unix, listing features such as the availability of Linux source code and its ability to run on various hardware configurations. A number of essential network commands are also outlined, including ifconfig and netstat for network configuration and monitoring, ping and traceroute for testing connectivity, and tcpdump and nmap for packet analysis and scanning.
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