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Network CMD Lines

This document discusses several important command prompt commands for hackers, including ipconfig to view IP address information, ping to check if a host is active, telnet to establish remote connections, ARP to view network connections, and nslookup to lookup domain names and IP addresses. It encourages learning command prompt as commands allow you to do many tasks and see what happens behind the scenes. Examples are provided for each command's syntax and use.

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Network CMD Lines

This document discusses several important command prompt commands for hackers, including ipconfig to view IP address information, ping to check if a host is active, telnet to establish remote connections, ARP to view network connections, and nslookup to lookup domain names and IP addresses. It encourages learning command prompt as commands allow you to do many tasks and see what happens behind the scenes. Examples are provided for each command's syntax and use.

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HACK WITH COMMAND PROMPT:ALL COMMAND PROMPT COMMANDS

Command Prompt is the heart of windows and with a technical point of view, command prompt is
the only good thing in windows for a techie. Command Prompt gives you a feel of how things work
in the back end of windows. For example, if we copy and paste using usual right click feature we
don't get to know what is happening behind the buttons to make copy and paste possible. But if we
copy and paste using command prompt, we get to know how things are done.

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When someone starts learning about computers and hacking, the priority should be to gain a firm
hold on command prompt as command is very powerful and allows you to do a lot of stuff. Now I'll
talk about some of the commands of command prompt which a hacker should surely know. Before
trying these commands, make sure you are running command prompt as the administrator.(right
click on cmd > run as administrator)

1. ipconfig: ifconfig is a very basic command which tells theIP(Internet Protocol) address of your
machine if you are connected to the internet. Other information such as default gateway, subnet
mask etc. are also displayed. This command is similar to ifconfig command in linux systems.
Syntax: ipconfig

2. Ping: Ping command is used to check if a host is up or not. It sends 32 bytes of data to the host
whom we want to check, if the reply comes from the host, it means that the host is up.
Syntax: ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the ip you want to check).

Ping command can also be used to check the IP Address of website by pinging them and you can
use that IP Address to open that site too by putting it on the URL box.
Syntax: ping thecyberelite.blogspot.com

Now you can use the ip address above to open up http://thecyberelite.blogspot.in/


3. Telnet: Telnet is a command line tool by microsoft which is used to establish connection remote
servers. Telnet has been used widely for hacking where attackers used to establish remote
connection to victim pc when the ports of the victim system where open. By default telnet operates
on port 23. Telnet is not available in the windows system, you have to enable it manually. To enable
telnet on windows follow the following steps:
Open up control panel and select system and security.
Select "programs" option from left side.
In program and features section click on "turn windows features on or off".
A menu will open up and from there select check the option "telnet click" and "telnet server".

If you know the ip of a person, you can gain access to his system using telnet. To open telnet
window, type "telnet"(without quotes) in the command prompt. Here is an example of a simple
telnet command used to open a connection.
Syntax: o xxx.xxx.xxx 171 (o: means "open", 23: default port for telnet)

Various other commands of telnet can also be used once the connection is established to the client
machine. Simple type "help" in the telnet windows to see other options.

4. ARP: "arp" stands for Address Resolution Protocol and this command is used to monitor the
network stats and connections. Address Resolution Protocol means that it link ip address to physical
address or mac address. ARP command comes handy when you are in a school, college, office
network. This command is available by simply typing "arp" in command prompt.
Syntax: arp -a (This command displays a list of current ARP entries)
Syntax: arp -d xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx(This command deletes a host specified by you from network, here
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the specified host).

5. nslookup: This is a very useful command which you name of your domain and it's ip address.
Syntax: nslookup

You can also find information about an ip in using the same server in your netowrk by just simply
typing name of the ip in the nslookup window.
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