FOURTH LIST OF BACKTRACK 5 R3 COMMAND

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•  halt: Turn off the computer.
•  hdparm: Sets and displays features on the hard drives.
•  head: Displays the first lines of a file.
•  help: Help on bash internal commands.
•  history: Displays the user's command history.
•  host: Utility consulting DNS server host.
•  hostname: Displays the computer name.
•  htpasswd: Manage files of user / password for basic authentication of Apache.
•  hwclock: Displays / Sets the date / time changes or hardware. (Date / Time System to date)
•  id: Displays the UID (User ID) and GID (Group ID) of the user
•  ifconfig: Displays / Configures the system's network interfaces.
•  ifstat: Small utility that allows to observe statistics of network interfaces in real time.
•  init: Initialization control ejecucción level.
•  insmod: Modules inserted in the kernel.
•  ipcalc: Perform simple calculations on IP addresses.
•  ipcount: Identifying ranges of network, IP's calculation.
•  iptab: Displays an IP address table prefix according to CIDR
•  iptables: Firewall configuration tool for Linux.
•  iptraf: Network traffic analyzer in text mode.
•  iwconfig: Set up a wireless network card.
•  iwlist: Gets details of a wireless card.
•  jobs : Displays user jobs in suspension or background.
•  kate : KDE Text Editor.
•  kill: Terminates processes, more correctly sends signals to processes.
•  killall: End processes with the same name or group.
•  last: Displays information from past users logged.
•  lastb: Displays information from the previous failed attempts to login.
•  less: Displays the contents of an archive, searchable and movement back and forth.
•  ln: Create links (shortcuts) soft and hard files and directories.
•  locale: Specific information about the local environment variables.
•  locate: Indexes and searches files. Slocate safer to use.
•  losetup: Defines and controls devices such as 'loop'.
•  lpq: Sample documents for printing in the print queue.
•  lpr: Add a document to the print queue.
•  ls: List files and directories.
•  lshw : List of computer hardware BIOS directly. (Also: dmidecode)
•  lsmod: Displays the status of the modules in the kernel.
•  lsof: Displays open files in ejecucción program, or a user, process, etc.
•  lspci : List PCI devices in the system.
•  lsusb: List system usb devices.
•  mail: Send and receive email.
•  man: Command displays the manual indicated.
•  mc: Handler archvivos with mouse support in text mode, not every distro I have.
•  mcedit: Mc text editor.
•  md5sum: Check (and creates) files with md5 signature certification.
•  mkdir: Create directories.
•  mkfs: Build a Linux file system.
•  mkpasswd: Password generator. (Software Package 'expect').
•  modinfo: Displays information about kernel modules.
•  modprobe: Tool to add / remove kernel modules.
•  more: Pager similar to but less funcioanal less as it comes forward and retocede.
•  mount: Monta storage partitions enabled devices listed.
•  mtools: Set of utilities to access DOS disks from Linux.
•  mv: Moves files and directories.
•  netstat: Network Utility showing connections, routing tables, interface statistics, etc..
•  nice: Run a program with a priority other than normal ejecucción.
•  nohup: Runs a program immune to hangups and without access to a terminal.
•  openssl: Control, management, security certificate generation.
•  partprobe: Tells the operating system to the changes mentioned in / etc / fstab
•  passwd: Changes the specified user's password.
•  ping: Send an ECHO_REQUEST (echo request) to a computer on the network.
•  pkill: Send signals to processes based on their attributes.
•  popd: Removes entries (directories used) from the list of directories used in the stack. (See dirs and pushd)
•  pr: Format or convert text files for printing.
•  ps: Displays system processes or user or both.
•  pstree: Displays processes as a tree.
•  pushd: Adds entries (directories used) in the directory list (stack or stack). (See dirs and popd)
•  pwck: Check the integrity of the file / etc / passwd
•  pwconv: Add shadow protection or sets the file / etc / passwd.
•  quota: You can see the use of user fees.
•  quotacheck: Create, verify, manage disk quota systems
•  quotaoff: Deactivates disk quotas.
•  quotaon: Active control disk quotas for users and groups.