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Ping*used for troubleshooting network problems *sends out an ICMP packet to its destination *waits to see if it gets replied to *shows latency Traceroute/Tracert*show you the path that your data is taking to get to a destination *shows hops, max of 30 hops *shows where it stops at Tracepathshows the path that it is taking to get somewhere ipconfig*Windows command *shows how your network adapter is configured *shows IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, MAC address info, DHCO info ifconfigLinux command for finding out a computer's IP address information can change ingo ARPAddress Resolution Protocol *shows other devices on your network and their MAC addresses *can be used to manually update & modify Netstatscans system to show which ports are active or have an active connection NSlookup*query DNS server to find out the domain name to IP address mapping *Windows command Dig*Linux command *queries the DNS server to find out the domain name to IP address mapping Whoisshows who owns a registered domain Route*Windows command *shows routing table *consists of different networks that your system has learned and then how it knows how to get to that network *can modify table
SCP*Secure Copy Protocol *tcp/22.* Because it uses SSH to communicate it uses the same port.*Linux FTPFile Transfer Protocol uses a TCP-based network to pass files from host to host.*unsecure TFTP*Trivial File Transfer Protocol.*Used to transfer small amounts of data with UDP port 69.Finger Nmapscans for open ports.TCPDump*packet sniffer *show you all the network traffic that is passing in and out of your network connection as it is happening Telnet/SSHconnect to another device remotely