All Terminal Commands for Windows and Linux (unfinished)
Netcat
A command-line tool used to connect to and communicate with remote systems.
pathping
Combine ping and traceroute
DIG
Like nslookup but more advanced in its DNS info gathering.
nslookup
Looks up DNS information | Feed its a address (google.com) it gives you a IP back (142.250.190.78) (Deprecated)
traceroute (Linux)
Maps the path of a packet going to a target location. (Linux)
tracert (Windows)
Maps the path of a packet going to a target location. (Win)
Nmap
Network mapper | Scan for open ports on a network device
netstat
Network statistics | -a will show all active connections.
hping
Ping but super modular, send a packet with TCP, UDP, and ICMP. Be careful you can do some bad things with it.
ifconfig (Linux)
Tell you information about your network and IP (Linux)
ipconfig (Windows)
Tell you information about your network and IP (Windows)
ping
Test reachability (You know it you love it)
Route print
View the routing table - where your device sends packets
Arp -a
view local arp table. ARP = Address Resolution Protocol. Arp connects MAC addresses to IP Addresses