Welcome to our CLI Commands Guide! Below you will find a comprehensive list of commands that can help you manage and optimize your system efficiently.

Table of Contents

Basic Commands

Here are some basic commands that you should be familiar with:

  • ls: List files and directories
  • cd: Change directory
  • pwd: Print working directory
  • cp: Copy files and directories
  • mv: Move or rename files and directories
  • rm: Remove files and directories

Basic Commands

File Management Commands

File management is an essential part of working with a command line interface. Here are some commonly used file management commands:

  • mkdir: Make a directory
  • rmdir: Remove a directory
  • touch: Create a file
  • cat: Display the contents of a file
  • less: Display the contents of a file with a scrollbar

File Management Commands

System Commands

System commands are used to perform various tasks related to the operating system. Here are some commonly used system commands:

  • man: Display the manual page for a command
  • which: Display the path of a command
  • echo: Output text to the console
  • clear: Clear the console
  • shutdown: Shutdown the system

System Commands

Networking Commands

Networking commands are used to manage and troubleshoot network connections. Here are some commonly used networking commands:

  • ping: Send an echo request to a host
  • traceroute: Display the route packets take to reach a host
  • netstat: Display network connections, routing tables, interface statistics, masquerade connections, and multicast memberships
  • ifconfig: Display or configure network interfaces

Networking Commands

For more detailed information about each command, please visit our CLI Commands Reference.