I am following the book TCP/IP Illustrated, Vol. 1: The Protocols by W. Richard Stevens second edition.
On the first command show on the examples I learnt that while the knowlege contained on this books is quite relevant today (from what I read online), some of the tools used at the moment of the writing are deprecated, so I have to go look for alternatives, I do not found a modern compiling of them, and since I have to do it to use them myself here they are.
I will only indicate Chapter and specific section where the command is used, show the actual example (is this copyright infringement??), if you want the content of the book, go buy it.
Below the example from the book will be a example run on a VM system at the moment I do it, the output of the commands will be sanitice and this is the convention to follow.
| Output | Placeholder |
|---|---|
| Binary digit | b |
| Decimal digit | d |
| Hexadecimal digit | h |
| Letter | l |
On your own system the output of the commands will follow the same structure (I think) but the actual values will be different.
Where the values are not reemplaced by the above table, either I do not cach it
or the value is not a privacy/security concern(as far as llms knows).pleace do not take over my system
The commands regarding linux is on arch-cmd.md file.