macOS Network Connections

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∟macOS Network Connections

This chapter provides quick introductions of macOS network connections. Topics include 'ifconfig', 'traceroute', 'route' and 'netstat -nr' and 'lsof' commands.

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"ifconfig" - Network Interface Configuration

"traceroute" - Trace Routes to Remote Host

"route" - Update Routing Table

"netstat" - Display Network Statistics

"lsof" - List of Open Files

"nettop" - Monitor Network Connections

Takeaways:

"ifconfig" allows you to manage network interface configurations.
"traceroute" allows you to trace routes (or gateways) between the local host and a given remote host.
"route" allows you to update the network routing table currently used in the system.
"netstat -nr" allows you to see the network routing table currently used in the system.
"netstat" allows you to see network statistical information.
"lsof -i" allows you to see network connections as open files.

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About This Book

Macintosh OS (Operating System) History

macOS Operating System

macOS File Systems

►macOS Network Connections

System and Application Processes

Keychain Access - Password Manager

Keychain Access - Certificate Manager

Productivity Tools on macOS

Programming Tools on macOS

Apache Web Server on macOS

Develop and Run Java Applications

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