Summary
- The Linux Command mentioned serve as a toolkit for debugging, inspecting, and managing networks in Linux systems or servers
- They are necessary for any system administrator, developer, or power user
- The first command, “ip”, allows users to view and manage IPs, interfaces, and routing, replacing older tools
- The second command, “ping”, is used to test connectivity, sending packets to specified servers and returning feedback on latency and reliability.
- To optimize these commands, users can adjust variables such as packet count, interval, and data size, depending on their needs.
- Newcomers to Linux systems are encouraged to continue researching these commands and learning more about the many other possibilities.
By Ghostploit
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