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This comprehensive cheatsheet covers a wide range of Linux networking tools, providing a one-stop reference for Linux users.
## `ping`
The `ping` command is used to check if a remote computer is connected and making HTTP requests. It sends ICMP echo request packets to the target host and waits for a response.
The `ping` command is used to check if a remote computer is reachable on a network. It sends ICMP echo request packets to the target host and waits for a response.
**Usage Examples:**
- `ping <hostname>`: Sends ICMP echo requests to the specified hostname.
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* `python -m SimpleHTTPServer --help`: Displays the available options for the SimpleHTTPServer module.
## ipealc
## ipcalc
`ipealc` is a command-line tool used to calculate IP addresses and subnet information.
`ipcalc` is a command-line tool used to calculate IP addresses and subnet information.
**Usage Examples:**
* `ipealc <ip_address> <subnet_mask>`: Calculates the network address, broadcast address, and available host range for the specified IP address and subnet mask.
* `ipealc -c <cidr_notation>`: Calculates the subnet mask and other information based on the CIDR notation.
* `ipealc -n <network_address> <prefix_length>`: Calculates the network information based on the network address and prefix length.
* `ipealc -h`: Displays the help menu for the ipealc tool, including all available options and usage examples.
* `ipealc -v`: Displays the version information for the ipealc tool.
* `ipcalc <ip_address> <subnet_mask>`: Calculates the network address, broadcast address, and available host range for the specified IP address and subnet mask.
* `ipcalc -c <cidr_notation>`: Calculates the subnet mask and other information based on the CIDR notation.
* `ipcalc -n <network_address> <prefix_length>`: Calculates the network information based on the network address and prefix length.
* `ipcalc -h`: Displays the help menu for the ipcalc tool, including all available options and usage examples.
* `ipcalc -v`: Displays the version information for the ipcalc tool.
## nsenter