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Unix commands supported by ipso

rm filename
Removes the file "filename"

cp file1 file2
Makes a copy of file1 and names file2

mv file1 directory
Moves "file1" to "directory"

pwd
Print working directory name

rmdir directory
Remove directory called "directory"

ls
List directory contents (use -al switch from details)

find / -name filespec -print
Begin a search in the root directory and all subdirectories for the file named "filespec"

ps -awux
Report all active processes in the kernel

ipsofwd on admin
Enables IP forwarding

uptime
Show how long system has been running

tail filename
Display the last part of a file called "filename"

cat filename
Concatenate and print files called "filename"

netstat -rn
Show the routing table

arp -an
Displays contents of ARP cache

tcpdump parameters
Displays traffic on a network.

traceroute 10.1.1.1
Print the route packets take to host 10.1.1.1

tar -cvf newarchive.tar dirname
Used to create the tar archive named newarchive.tar containing the contents of directory dirname

tar -tvf newarchive.tar
Lists the contents of newarchive.tar without decompressing

gzip newarchive.tar
Compresses the file newarchive.tar.

tar -zvxf newarchive.tar.gz
Used to decompress and untar an archive created by tar and compressed by gzip.

cron
Daemon that executes scheduled commands or script.

date
Display or set date and time.

df
Display free disk space (-a shows all mount points).

vi textfile
Allows the editing of file called "textfile".

mkdir directoryname
Make directory called "directoryname".

chmod xxx
Change file modes [ who::= a | u | g | o symbols ``u'', ``g'', and ``o'' specify the user, group, and other parts of the mode bits, respectively. The who symbol ``a'' is equivalent to ``ugo''. For example, chmod 777 will give full permissions to all].

ifconfig -a
Display interface information from the command line.

ipsoinfo
IPSO information gathering utility. (note: fwinfo is included in the information generated by ipsoinfo).

touch
Utility that sets the modification and access times of files to the current time of day. If the file doesn't exist, it is created with default permissions.

mount -a
Mount all HD partitions (single user mode).

mount -o rw /dev/wd0f
Mount /partition for read/write.