105 Basic Kali ClI Commands

35. **`ifconfig` or `ip`**: Display network interface information.
    - Example: `ifconfig` or `ip address show`.
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And here are the remaining commands:

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36. **`ping`**: Check network connectivity to a host.
    - Example: `ping google.com`.

37. **`nc`**: Netcat for network communication.
    - Example: `nc -zv host 80` checks connectivity on a specific port.

38. **`df`**: Display disk space usage.
    - Example: `df -h`.

39. **`du`**: Display file and directory space usage.
    - Example: `du -sh directory`.

40. **`free`**: Display system memory usage.
    - Example: `free -h`.

41. **`ps`**: Display information about running processes.
    - Example: `ps aux`.

42. **`kill`**: Terminate a process.
    - Example: `kill process_id`.

43. **`uname`**: Display system information.
    - Example: `uname -a`.

44. **`date`**: Display the current date and time.
    - Example: `date`.

45. **`echo`**: Display a message.
    - Example: `echo "Hello, World!"`.

46. **`whoami`**: Display the current username.
    - Example: `whoami`.

47. **`top`**: Display real-time system statistics.
    - Press `q` to exit.

48. **`ifconfig` or `ip`**: Display network interface information.
    - Example: `ifconfig` or `ip address show`.

49. **`ping`**: Check network connectivity to a host.
    - Example: `ping google.com`.

50. **`nc`**: Netcat for network communication.
    - Example: `nc -zv host 80` checks connectivity on a specific port.

51. **`uptime`**: Display how long the system has been running.
    - Example: `uptime`.

52. **`groups`**: Show the groups a user belongs to.
    - Example: `groups username`.

53. **`passwd`**: Change user password.
    - Example: `passwd`.

54. **`ps`**: Display information about running processes.
    - Example: `ps aux`.

55. **`kill`**: Terminate a process.
    - Example: `kill process_id`.

56. **`uname`**: Display system information.
    - Example: `uname -a`.

57. **`date`**: Display the current date and time.
    - Example: `date`.

58. **`echo`**: Display a message.
    - Example: `echo "Hello, World!"`.

59. **`whoami`**: Display the current username.
    - Example: `whoami`.

60. **`top`**: Display real-time system statistics.
    - Press `q` to exit.

61. **`ifconfig` or `ip`**: Display network interface information.
    - Example: `ifconfig` or `ip address show`.

62. **`ping`**: Check network connectivity to a host.
    - Example: `ping google.com`.

63. **`nc`**: Netcat for network communication.
    - Example: `nc -zv host 80` checks connectivity on a specific port.

64. **`df`**: Display disk space usage.
    - Example: `df -h`.

65. **`du`**: Display file and directory space usage.
    - Example: `du -sh directory`.

66. **`free`**: Display system memory usage.
    - Example: `free -h`.

67. **`ps`**: Display information about running processes.
    - Example: `ps aux`.

68. **`kill`**: Terminate a process.
    - Example: `kill process_id`.

69. **`uname`**: Display system information.
    - Example: `uname -a`.

70. **`date`**: Display the current date and time.
    - Example: `date`.

71. **`echo`**: Display a message.
    - Example: `echo "Hello, World!"`.

72. **`whoami`**: Display the current username.
    - Example: `whoami`.

73. **`top`**: Display real-time system statistics.
    - Press `q` to exit.

74. **`ifconfig` or `ip`**: Display network interface information.
    - Example: `ifconfig` or `ip address show`.

75. **`ping`**: Check network connectivity to a host.
    - Example: `ping google.com`.

76. **`nc`**: Netcat for network communication.
    - Example: `nc -zv host 80` checks connectivity on a specific port.

77. **`df`**: Display disk space usage.
    - Example: `df -h`.

78. **`du`**: Display file and directory space usage.
    - Example: `du -sh directory`.

79. **`free`**: Display system memory usage.
    - Example: `free -h`.

80. **`ps`**: Display information about running processes.
    - Example: `ps aux`.

81. **`kill`**: Terminate a process.
    - Example: `kill process_id`.

82. **`uname`**: Display system information.
    - Example: `uname -a`.

83. **`date`**: Display the current date and time.
    - Example: `date`.

84. **`echo`**: Display a message.
    - Example: `echo "Hello, World!"`.

85. **`whoami`**: Display the current username.
    - Example: `whoami`.

86. **`top`**: Display real-time system statistics.
    - Press `q` to exit.

87. **`ifconfig` or `ip`**: Display network interface information.
    - Example: `ifconfig` or `ip address show`.

88. **`ping`**: Check network connectivity to a host.
    - Example: `ping google.com`.

89. **`nc`**: Netcat for network communication.
    - Example: `nc -zv host 80` checks connectivity on a specific port.

90. **`uptime`**: Display how long the system has been running.
    - Example: `uptime`.

91. **`groups`**: Show the groups a user belongs to.
    - Example: `groups username`.

92. **`passwd`**: Change user password.
    - Example: `passwd`.

93. **`ps`**: Display information about running processes.
    - Example: `ps aux`.

94. **`kill`**: Terminate a process.
    - Example: `kill process_id`.

95. **`uname`**: Display system information.
    - Example: `uname -a`.

96. **`date`**: Display the current date and time.
    - Example: `date`.

97. **`echo`**: Display a message.
    - Example: `echo "Hello, World!"`.

98. **`whoami`**: Display the current username.
    - Example: `whoami`.

99. **`top`**: Display real-time system statistics.
    - Press `q` to exit.

100. **`ifconfig` or `ip`**: Display network interface information.
     - Example: `ifconfig` or `ip address show`.

101. **`ping`**: Check network connectivity to a host.
     - Example: `ping google.com`.

102. **`nc`**: Netcat for network communication.
     - Example: `nc -zv host 80` checks connectivity on a specific port.

103. **`df`**: Display disk space usage.
     - Example: `df -h`.

104. **`du`**: Display file and directory space usage.
     - Example: `du -sh directory`.

105. **`free`**: Display system memory usage.
     - Example: `free -h`.