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Network managers.

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Mainstream in Debian:

  ``connman``

    Intel Connection Manager daemon.

  ``network-manager``

    Network management framework (daemon and userspace tools).

  ``wicd``

    Wired and wireless network manager.

Misc:

  ``netctl``

    Come under ``systemd`` umbrella, absent in Debian.

  WiFi Radar

    Python scripts that lanches another applications.

Ukraine internet provider.

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Utel.

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User - none, password - none, phone - ``*99***1#`` or ``*99#``.

Peoplenet.

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User and password you get by sending SMS message to ``920`` number. Phone ``#777``.

DNS to IP address.

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::

  $ nslookup example.com

IP to DNS address.

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::

  $ nslookup 192.168.1.1

NetBIOS to IP address.

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By nbtstat.exe command from MS you can print NetBIOS name cache with

name-to-IP address mappings::

  $ nbtstat -c

  $ nbtstat -a NETBIOSNAME

IP to NetBIOS address.

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::

  $ nbtstat -A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

List of NetBIOS name.

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::

  $ nbtstat -r

List of open ports.

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List of open ports under Windows.

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::

  cmd> netstat        # with DNS name resolution, TCP only

  cmd> netstat -n     # without name resolution, TCP only

  cmd> netstat -a -n  # TCP and UDP

  cmd> netstat -s     # show IP, ICMP, TCP, and UDP statistics.

List of open ports under Linux.

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``-t`` tcp, ``-u`` udp, ``-l`` local, ``-p`` process::

  $ sudo netstat -tulp

or to use port number instead of protocol name::

  $ sudo netstat -tulpn

Which processes open port?

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Windows

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::

  cmd> netstat -o     # show PID

  cmd> netstat -b     # show also cmd name

  cmd> netstat -b -v  # show all modules (.exe and .dll) with full path

Linux.

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::

  $ sudo netstat -tulpn

or::

  $ sudo lsof -i

How disable IPv6?

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Debian kernel 2.6/Ubuntu ("official" method)/Fedora Core.

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Comment in /etc/modprobe.d/aliases "alias net-pf-10 ipv6" and add alias

"net-pf-10 off", "alias ipv6 off"::

  $ sudo emacs /etc/modprobe.d/aliases

  ...

  $ cat /etc/modprobe.d/aliases

  ...

  # alias net-pf-10 ipv6

  alias net-pf-10 off

  alias ipv6 off

  ...

Reboot or::

  $ sudo update-modules

Another way is adding to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.local lines::

  blacklist ipv6

You can safely wipe out any IPv6 reference in ``/etc/hosts`` and

``/etc/network/interfaces``.

  http://wiki.debian.org/DebianIPv6

                DebianIPv6

RHEL4/Centos4.

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As for Debian, but ``/etc/modprobe.d/aliases`` has name ``/etc/modprobe.conf``.

KDE.

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::

  $ cat /etc/environment

  ...

  KDE_NO_IPV6=true

  ...

Firefox.

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See ``about:config`` page, set ``network.dns.disableIPv6`` to ``true``.

Clear saved Windows networking passwords.

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::

  cmd> rundll32.exe keymgr.dll, KRShowKeyMgr

  cmd> control userpasswords2                 # another way

Proxy auto-config.

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  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_auto-config