Linux Networking: ip, ping, traceroute and mtr (Troubleshooting Guide)
Troubleshoot Linux networking with ip addr/route, ping for reachability, traceroute for path hops, mtr for packet loss, and…
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Troubleshoot Linux networking with ip addr/route, ping for reachability, traceroute for path hops, mtr for packet loss, and…
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Use lsof on Linux: list open files and sockets, lsof -i :PORT, who blocks umount, deleted files still…
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Troubleshoot DNS on Linux with dig and nslookup: read resolv.conf, query A/MX records, +trace, test against 8.8.8.8, NXDOMAIN…
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Set up nftables on Linux: tables, chains, default drop, allow SSH and web ports, persist ruleset to /etc/nftables.conf,…
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Use ss on Linux instead of netstat: list listening TCP/UDP ports, show established connections, map sockets to PIDs,…
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Turn a Linux host into an internal NTP server with chrony: allow your subnet, firewall rules, Linux and…
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Learn SSH local, remote and dynamic port forwarding, ProxyJump bastion access, persistent tunnels with systemd, and how to…
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Build a WireGuard VPN server on Linux: keys, wg0.conf, NAT and firewall rules, client configs, and peer management.
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Set up an NFS server on Linux: install packages, configure /etc/exports, open the right firewall ports, and mount…
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Configure static IPs, DNS, and network interfaces on Linux with nmcli (NetworkManager) and netplan (Ubuntu). Covers both tools,…
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