Browsing net in text
1. elinks <url> =Open a url
2. wget <downloads url> =Download url and store it under file in ur pwd
REMOTE LOGIN
1. ssh <remoteip> =Remotely login to a machine as root by default
2. ssh <user@remoteip> =Remotely login as normal user
COPY FILE FROM MACHINE TO MACHINE OVER NETWORK
Methods to copy file over network
1.scp -> secure copy
2.ftp -> file transfer protocol
3.lftp -> line file transfer protocol
4.gftp -> graphical file transfer protocol
5.telnet
1.scp
copy file from local to remote
a. scp <file1> <remoteip:/filepath> -->copy FROM local TO remote.
scp abc 192.168.0.1:/123 -->copy abc file to 192.168.0.1 's /123 dir.
copy file from remote to local
b. scp <remoteip:/path> /filepath --> copy FROM remote TO local
scp 192.168.0.2:/var/abc /root --> copy file /var/abc from 192.168.0.2
copy DIR from remote-local or local-remote use -r option
scp -r <remoteip:/path> /filepath -->
(copy FROM remote TO local)
2. ftp
a. Anonymous login --> Allows users to login without a/c info about remote
ftp <remoteip>
user anonymous
pass ......... //blank passwd
ftp> pwd -->shows pwd as / ,but ur placed under pub dir only.
ftp> ls -->shows remote machines file/dir list
ftp> ls -->shows remote machines file/dir list
ftp> !ls -->shows local machines file/dir list
ftp> get <file> -->Get file FROM remote machine
ftp> bye -->come out of ftp prompt
b. Non-Anonymous login --> Allows users to login with a/c info about remote
ftp <remoteip>
user u1 //allows only to login as normal user
pass redhat
ftp> pwd -->shows pwd as / ,but ur placed under pub dir only.
ftp> ls -->shows remote machines file/dir list
ftp> ls -->shows remote machines file/dir list
ftp> !ls -->shows local machines file/dir list
ftp> get <file> -->Get file FROM remote machine
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