Top 10 Essential Linux Command Line Networking Tools

In this video, we will be discussing the top ten most essential Linux command line networking tools that every Linux system administrator, penetration tester, ethical hacker, and other security professionals should be familiar with. We will begin by discussing some basic networking tools such as ping, traceroute, and ifconfig, which are useful for testing network connectivity and troubleshooting network issues. We will then move on to more advanced tools such as curl, tcpdump, and netstat, which provide detailed information on network connections and traffic. We will also cover tools like dig and host, which are used for DNS-related tasks such as resolving domain names and checking DNS records.

Throughout the video, we will provide examples and demonstrations of each tool, along with tips and tricks for using them effectively. Whether you’re a Linux system administrator, pen tester, ethical hacker, or security professional, this video will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to effectively manage and secure your Linux network. I hope you enjoy the Top 10 Linux Networking Tools video!

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
2:03 ifconfig
3:08 ip
6:30 ping
8:27 arp
9:15 traceroute
12:15 host
14:12 dig
16:12 tcpdump
22:38 netstat
25:29 curl
29:00 Closing Statement 🙂
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