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A curl command is a tool used to transfer data between different hosts. These hosts are generally called servers where different protocol types are supported by curl. The curl supports protocol types like FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, IMAP, SCP, SFTP, SMB, TFTP, etc. Interestingly email protocols lşike IMAP, IMAPS, POP3, etc. are supported by the … Read more
The netstat command is used to display network connections for network protocols like TCP and UDP. The netstat can display routing tables, network interfaces, network protocol statistics, open ports, etc. Both Linux distributions and Windows operating systems provide the netstat command. In this tutorial, we examine different usage examples for the netstat command. netstat Command … Read more
The wget command or tool is used to download and retrieve data from websites, FTP servers, etc. The wget is very popular in the open-source community as a download manager. The wget command can use different protocols to downloads files and data like HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, etc. The wget tool provides robustness, recursive download, non-interactiveness … Read more
Netcat is a computer network tool used to create, connect network connections. Netcat also abbreviated as nc. Netcat tool supports TCP and UDP protocols. Even it is not complicated it is a very powerful tool used by system administrators, network administrators, and security professionals. The netcat tool is cross-platform which is supported and provided platforms … Read more
FTP is a very popular protocol that is named File Transfer Protocol used to transfer files between client and server over the network or internet. FTP exists for a long time and at the time it created security was not important. But today IT needs security and the SFTP or Secure File Transfer Protocol is … Read more