Basic Connectivity Commands
Check the hostname:
On Windows : C:\hostname
On Linux : $hostname
Check the IP Address:
On Windows: C:\ipconfig
On Linux: $ifconfig (Or) $/sbin/ifconfig
Hostfile:
On Windows: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc and Open Hosts file
On Linux: Login to the root console and try to view the file by using vi editot
#vi /etc/hosts
Check connectivity:
ping : It will return TCP/IP address is pinging or not for communication
On Windows : ping hostname or ip address
example: ping 10.0.0.1
ping example.com
On Linux : ping hostname or ip address
example: ping 10.0.0.1
ping example.com
telnet : It will returns the specifi port is opened or not for communication
Usage: telent hostname/IP Address port
Check the hostname:
On Windows : C:\hostname
On Linux : $hostname
Check the IP Address:
On Windows: C:\ipconfig
On Linux: $ifconfig (Or) $/sbin/ifconfig
Hostfile:
On Windows: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc and Open Hosts file
On Linux: Login to the root console and try to view the file by using vi editot
#vi /etc/hosts
Check connectivity:
ping : It will return TCP/IP address is pinging or not for communication
On Windows : ping hostname or ip address
example: ping 10.0.0.1
ping example.com
On Linux : ping hostname or ip address
example: ping 10.0.0.1
ping example.com
telnet : It will returns the specifi port is opened or not for communication
Usage: telent hostname/IP Address port
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