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    Linux Network Commands Cheat Sheet

    by itnetsec via cheatography.com/21064/cs/6767/


    Linux Network Commands
    Command

    Description

    watch ss -tp

    Network Connections

    netstat -ant

    TCP connections

    netstat -anu

    UDP Connections

    netstat -tulpn

    Connections with PIDs

    lsof -i

    Established Connections

    smb://<IP>/<SHARENAME>

    Access Windows SMB Share

    share <USERNAME> <IP> c$

    Mount Windows Share

    ifconfig <INTERFACE> <IP/CIDR>

    Set IP and netmask

    ifconfig eth0:1 <IP/CIDR>

    Set virtual interface

    route add default gw <IP>

    Set Default Gateway

    ifconfig <INTERFACE> mtu <SIZE>

    Change MTU size

    export MAC=<MACADDRESS>

    Change MAC Address

    ifconfig int hw ether <MACADDRESS>

    Change MAC Address

    dig -x <IP>

    Domain Lookup IP

    host <IP>

    Domain Lookup IP

    dig@<IP> <DOMAIN> -t AXFR

    DNS Zone Transfer

    host -l <DOMAIN> <NAMESERVER>

    DNS Zone Transfer

    echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip forward

    Enable IP Forwarding

    echo <"NAMESERVER"> > /etc/resolv.conf

    Add DNS Server

    User inputted data is to go between the brackets < >. When you enter the command and supply the input, remove the brackets for the command to run
    successfully.
    By itnetsec

    Published 27th January, 2016.

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