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The tcpdump command or tool is used to analyze network packets on Linux systems. It provides the ability to parse, filter and display network packets and protocols in different ways. The tcpdump is created in 1988 for BSD systems and ported most of the Unix, Linux operating systems and became very popular. The tcpdump is … Read more
The arping command is a command-line tool used in the Linux operating system to discover and detect hosts on the network. The arping uses the ARP protocol in order to ping hosts with the Layer 2 ARP requests. The ARP protocol is used to resolve IP addresses to the MAC addresses in order to communicate … Read more
The ping command is provided by the Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Kali, CentOS, RHEL, SUSE by default. The term ping is the short form of the “Packet Internet Groper”. The ping command is used to check remote system network connectivity and troubleshoot the problem. The ping command uses the ICMP protocol and packets … Read more