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''Basic usage: nmap 192.168.0.1 '' | ''Basic usage: nmap 192.168.0.1 '' | ||
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| + | grep = Hard to explain, Filtering utility. | ||
| + | ''Basic usage: grep 'FilterString' filename | ||
| + | ''Usefull grep options:'' | ||
| + | -i 'FilterString' = case insensitive | ||
| + | -b # = Display # number of lines BEFORE a match | ||
| + | -a # = Display # number of lines AFTER a match | ||
| + | -v = Invert Match or Exclusion | ||
| + | ['FilterString1'\|'FilterString2'\|'FilterString3'] Multiple Filters | ||
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More To Come.. | More To Come.. | ||
[[Category:Linux]] | [[Category:Linux]] | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 7 September 2006
Linux Commands that I rarely use and often forget.
pwd = (Print Working Directory) Displays the current directory you're in.
nmap = (Network Map) Utility that displays open network ports.
Basic usage: nmap 192.168.0.1
grep = Hard to explain, Filtering utility.
Basic usage: grep 'FilterString' filename
Usefull grep options:
-i 'FilterString' = case insensitive -b # = Display # number of lines BEFORE a match -a # = Display # number of lines AFTER a match -v = Invert Match or Exclusion ['FilterString1'\|'FilterString2'\|'FilterString3'] Multiple Filters
More To Come..