Telent
telent <ip-address or hostname>
definition:
a command line terminal emulation program used to access remote server
functions and feature:
1.manage remote server and other network devices such as routers and switches
2.no graphical user interface, and all commands are sent by keyboard(no graphics → fast)
3.all commands are in clear text = no encryption
→ hacker easily eavesdrop and grab sensitive data
→ outdated, but can be used in a local area network
how to communicate with older equipments not support modern protocols such as SSH? Using Telnet.
SSH
= Secure Shell
= Secure Scoket Shell
SSH username@ip-address or hostname
definition:
an encrypted network transmission protocol that protects data from being attacked or stolen in insecure networks.
funtions and feature:
1.encrypt data during the transfer
2.provide password and public key authentication
FTP
= file transfer protocol (amongst computers)
ftp <ip-address or hostname>
functions and freature:
1.logging in and establishing a connection with a
remote host
2.upload and download files
3.navigate through directories
4.browse contents of the directories
ping
ping <ip-address or hostname>
definition:
a command to test the relevance of the network by sending test data packets to check the response
funtions and features:
1.check connection with server is healthy or not
2.track network performance and manage it
3.test hardware and software issues