man - stands for Manual, is the help command of linux., ls - List directory contents, pwd - Print Working Directory, mv - Move a file, also can rename a file, cp - Copy a file or directory, rm - Remove files, add paramter -r to remove a directory, chmod - Change the mode(permissions) of a file to any combination of Read (r), Write(w) or Execute(x), chown - Change file owner and group, sudo - execute a command as the superuser, su - Become super user or change to a different user, apt-get - Linux command for installing or updating a program using the advanced packaging tool., yum - Yellowdog Updater Modified, ip - Manage the network interfaces, df - view file systems and free space, grep - Find text in a file, ps - View the current processes, top - View the CPU, Ram and resource utilizations, find - find a file by name or extension, dig - Lookup information from DNS servers, cat - Copy a file/files to the screen or to another file, nano - Full-screen text editor, ipconfig - Displays all current TCP/IP network configuration values, ping - determine round-trip time from one device to another, netstat - A TCP/IP utility that shows the status of each active connection., nslookup - Name server lookup, net - view network resources, tracert - determine the route a packet takes to a destination, pathping - combine ping and traceroute,

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