Network Setting Configuration Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

ip

A

display ip address, subnet mask, MAC address settings

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2
Q

ifconfig

A

display current ip address information for each NIC recognized by the system

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3
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iwconfig

A

provide wireless NIC configurations and settings

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4
Q

nmcli

A

view and manage network settings

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5
Q

ethtool

A

manage NIC driver and network configurations

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6
Q

hostnamectl

A

view systems hostname

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7
Q

netcat

A

test connectivity and send data across network connections

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8
Q

iftop

A

display bandwidth usage information

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9
Q

traceroute

A

report the network path between the source and destination computers

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10
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tracepath

A

report the network path between the source and destination computers

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11
Q

resolvectl

A

manually query name resolution services

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12
Q

dig

A

test name resolution

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13
Q

nslookup

A

gather information about and test name resolution

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14
Q

host

A

gather information about and test name resolution

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15
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whois

A

display hostname, FQDN, ip, and other information about a given host

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16
Q

arp

A

discover information about known MAC addresses

17
Q

iptables

A

manage packet filtering and stateful firewall functions

18
Q

firewall-cmd

A

configure firewall by querying and modifying zones or services as desired

19
Q

ufw

A

configure nftables or iptables

20
Q

ping

A

generate a response request form the sending computer, which should receive a reply from the destination computer

21
Q

mtr

A

test network connection quality and packet lost

22
Q

netstat

A

gater information about TCP connections to the system

23
Q

ss

A

gater information about TCP connections and display in a simple output

24
Q

tcpdump

A

determine traffic type and content

25
nmap
report extremely detailed information about a network
26
md5sum
calculate the hash value of a file with the MD5 hash function
27
sha#sum
calculate the hash value of a file with the SHA hash function
28
chcon
temporarily change the SELinux context of a resource
29
apparmor_status
display the current status of AppArmor profiles
30
aa-complain
place an AppArmor orfile in complain mode
31
aa-enforce
place an AppArmor orfile in enforce mode
32
aa-disable
Disable an AppArmor profile, unloading it from the kernel
33
aa-unconfirmed
list processes with open network sockets that don’t have an AppArmor profile loaded
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Iftop