Red Hat Linux - Network Commands - NC & Traceroute Explained in Details - in Red Hat Linux

This video explains the Network Commands - NC ( Netcat ) & Traceroute in Red Hat Linux

Commands to check if a port on the target machine is open or not, and verify if packets are transferred or being dropped in the middle of the path
The NC ( Netcat ) command is an alternative to Telnet

NC and Traceroute Commands help us understand the above views.

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