“nft” is a tool for configuring the Linux kernel firewall in a user-friendly way. It is designed to replace the older “iptables” firewall configuration tool. The “nftables” firewall framework provides more advanced functionality and improved performance compared to “iptables”. “nft” allows system administrators to manage tables, chains, and rules in the Linux kernel firewall. A […]
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netselect Command Examples in Linux
“netselect” is a utility tool for measuring the speed of different network servers and choosing the fastest one. It can be used to select the fastest server for downloading packages or updates, or for any other network-related task that requires a fast and reliable connection. “netselect” works by measuring the latency (the time it takes […]
netselect: command not found
“netselect” is a utility tool for measuring the speed of different network servers and choosing the fastest one. It can be used to select the fastest server for downloading packages or updates, or for any other network-related task that requires a fast and reliable connection. “netselect” works by measuring the latency (the time it takes […]
netselect-apt Command Examples in Linux
“netselect-apt” is a utility tool that helps create a sources.list file for a Debian mirror with the lowest latency. “sources.list” is a configuration file in Debian-based systems that specifies the sources of packages and updates. “netselect-apt” works by measuring the latency (the time it takes for a request to reach a server and receive a […]
netselect-apt: command not found
“netselect-apt” is a utility tool that helps create a sources.list file for a Debian mirror with the lowest latency. “sources.list” is a configuration file in Debian-based systems that specifies the sources of packages and updates. “netselect-apt” works by measuring the latency (the time it takes for a request to reach a server and receive a […]
nethogs Command Examples in Linux
“nethogs” is a Linux tool that allows system administrators to monitor bandwidth usage on their systems, per process. This means that it shows the amount of network bandwidth that each process is consuming in real-time. “nethogs” provides a simple and intuitive interface that displays the process name, its PID (process ID), the amount of data […]
nethogs: command not found
“nethogs” is a Linux tool that allows system administrators to monitor bandwidth usage on their systems, per process. This means that it shows the amount of network bandwidth that each process is consuming in real-time. “nethogs” provides a simple and intuitive interface that displays the process name, its PID (process ID), the amount of data […]
needrestart Command Examples in Linux
“needrestart” is a Linux utility tool that checks which daemons or processes need to be restarted after system library upgrades. System libraries are shared libraries that are used by multiple processes and applications on a Linux system. When these libraries are upgraded, it’s often necessary to restart the processes that are using them in order […]
needrestart: command not found
“needrestart” is a Linux utility tool that checks which daemons or processes need to be restarted after system library upgrades. System libraries are shared libraries that are used by multiple processes and applications on a Linux system. When these libraries are upgraded, it’s often necessary to restart the processes that are using them in order […]
ndctl: command not found
“ndctl” is a utility tool for managing Non-Volatile DIMMs (NVDIMMs), which are a type of memory module that can store data even after the power has been turned off. NVDIMMs are used in servers and high-performance computing systems to provide faster storage than traditional disk drives and to enhance data persistence. The “ndctl” utility provides […]