Process MonitoringTLDR; This blog covers Windows commands for system and process monitoring, including systeminfo, tasklist, taskmanager, perfmon, typeperf, dir, chkdsk, ipconfig, netstat, taskkill, taskcreate, start, and wmic. These commands provide an efficient way to access system and process info and take action to resolve any issues. Caution and best practices should… Read More »Windows Commands for System and Process Monitoring
Windows Commands for Everyday TasksTLDR; This article covers the most useful Windows commands for everyday tasks, including basic file management, network-related commands, and system-related commands. Some of the most important commands covered are dir (Directory listing), cd (Change directory), copy (Copy files), ping (Test network connectivity), tasklist (List running processes), systeminfo (Display system information),… Read More »The Most Useful Windows Commands for Everyday Tasks
NetstatNetstat (Network Statistics) is a powerful command-line tool that allows you to monitor the state of your network connections, sockets, and routing tables in real-time, which works both in Linux and Windows. It can display important information about network interfaces, active connections, and network statistics. The tool has been around… Read More »Monitor Your Network Connections with Netstat
Are you tired of constantly struggling to fix network issues on your Linux system? Look no further! These 10 essential commands will help you troubleshoot and resolve any network problems you may encounter. 1. ping The ping command is a simple but powerful tool used to test the reachability of… Read More »Essential Linux Commands for Network Troubleshooting