protocol

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    This article offers a comprehensive introduction to SMB/CIFS protocols, crucial for file sharing across Linux, Windows, and macOS. It details setting up these protocols on Linux using Samba, starting with installation and continuing through configuration, user management, and service continuity to ensure seamless interoperability in mixed-OS networks.
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    Explore the essentials of the Network File System (NFS) in a Linux environment, including setup, management through Bash commands, and troubleshooting. Learn about NFS benefits such as seamless file access, performance, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. Ideal for system administrators and users, this comprehensive guide ensures effective NFS implementation and management.
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    This guide provides a detailed exploration of `netstat`, a crucial command-line utility for monitoring network connections on Linux systems. It covers the installation, key features like viewing active connections and interface statistics, and practical usage instructions. Ideal for both beginners and experienced network administrators, this article equips you with the knowledge to effectively use `netstat` for network troubleshooting and monitoring.
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    The article offers a comprehensive guide on using the `ping` command for checking network connectivity in Linux. It explains how ping, utilizing ICMP protocol, tests connectivity by sending echo requests and receiving replies, detailing both installation and usage across different Linux distributions. Advanced options for more detailed network testing are also discussed, making it a crucial resource for IT professionals and network administrators.
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    This comprehensive guide explores the essentials of using `curl` for data transfer on Linux. It covers installing `curl` on various distributions, basic commands, and practical usage for developers, system admins, and tech enthusiasts. The article also introduces practical examples for downloading files, interacting with APIs, and automating uploads to enhance command-line proficiency. Further readings are recommended for mastering `curl` in scripting and development tasks.