by Michael Stolzer | Feb 13, 2024 | Linux
The “IP” or “Internet Protocol” is the unique network address of a system. It is automatically assigned when a system connects to a network. This automatic assigning is dynamic and could get messy for the users working in a remote environment...
by Michael Stolzer | Feb 13, 2024 | Linux
The “Package” in Linux is also known as the “Application Software”. Users can install these packages from official and unofficial (using repositories) sources. While installing a package, users find it necessary to check if the application...
by Michael Stolzer | Feb 13, 2024 | Linux
The “nslookup” or the “Name Server Lookup” is a command-line utility that mostly helps system administrators. It allows them to gather information and resolve the network issues related to the DNS. For instance, translate a domain name...
by Michael Stolzer | Feb 13, 2024 | Linux
The Linux OS offers several command-line utilities to get statistics on different aspects of the system. One of the best legacy command-line utilities to view the network stats is “netstat”. The “netstat” is short for “Network...
by Michael Stolzer | Feb 13, 2024 | Linux
The “dig” or “Domain Information Groper” is a command-line utility for interrogating/analyzing the DNS servers. It also enables the network administrators to fix the DNS issues. The “dig” command is widely in use because of its...
by Michael Stolzer | Feb 9, 2024 | Linux
The Linux Kernel is the core of the Operating system. It is a special program that handles system calls , manages the memory or devices, permission control and system’s security. In short, the Kernel manages everything. Since the Kernel does everything for...
