Networking Terminal Tools

Networking (more specifically Computer Networking) facilitates communication between computers, allowing for resource and information exchange. It forms the backbone of modern communication and data exchange.

 

Through terminal tools, developers can monitor, manage networks and setup network configurations such as LAN's, WANs, VPNs, etc securely.

 

Below are a list of terminal tools that developers use for networking.

57 tools
adguardian-term preview
adguardian-term
An AdGuard Home terminal monitoring tool.
angryoxide preview
angryoxide
A WiFi attack and pentesting tool built in Rust.
asn preview
asn
ASN lookup tool and traceroute server
bandwhich preview
bandwhich
Terminal bandwidth utilization tool
bmon preview
bmon
Bandwidth monitor and rate estimator
cidr preview
cidr
A CLI to perform various actions on CIDR ranges.
cloudflare-speed-cli preview
cloudflare-speed-cli
A terminal interface for cloudflare's internet speed tester.
curl preview
curl
A command line tool and library for transferring data.
dns53 preview
dns53
Expose your EC2 quickly, easily and privately within a VPC.
dstp preview
dstp
Run common networking tests against any site.
fli preview
fli
A command-line tool that simplifies AWS VPC Flow Logs analysis.
flow preview
flow
Real-time network throughput dashboard for the terminal.
godap preview
godap
A complete terminal user interface (TUI) for LDAP.
gping preview
gping
Ping, but with a graph.
gruyere preview
gruyere
A tiny (and pretty) program for viewing + killing listening ports.
havn preview
havn
A fast configurable port scanner with reasonable defaults.
hostctl preview
hostctl
A CLI tool to manage /etc/hosts like a pro!
ibtop preview
ibtop
Real-time terminal monitor for InfiniBand networks.
impala preview
impala
TUI for managing WiFi on Linux.
kyanos preview
kyanos
A simple & powerful eBPF-based network issue, analysis and tracing tool.
lsoff preview
lsoff
A CLI / TUI that lists listening TCP/UDP ports.
mdns-scanner preview
mdns-scanner
Scan a network and create a list of IPs and associated hostnames.
mitmproxy preview
mitmproxy
A TLS/SSL-capable interception HTTP proxy.
mtr preview
mtr
A network diagnostics tool
ncgopher preview
ncgopher
An ncurses Gopher and Gemini client for the modern internet.
neoss preview
neoss
User-friendly and detailed socket statistics with a TUI.
nethogs preview
nethogs
A linux 'net top' tool.
netop preview
netop
A network topology visualizer.
netscanner preview
netscanner
A network scanning tool.
netshow preview
netshow
An interactive, process-aware network monitoring for your terminal.
netwatch preview
netwatch
Real time network diagnostics in your terminal.
network-doctor preview
network-doctor
A network troubleshooting TUI that pinpoints DNS, TCP, TLS, HTTP, and proxy failures.
noping preview
noping
A C library to generate ICMP echo requests with a visualization
nping preview
nping
A TUI concurrent ping tool developed in Rust.
oryx preview
oryx
A TUI for sniffing network traffic using eBPF on Linux.
packemon preview
packemon
A TUI for generating packets of arbitrary input and monitoring packets.
pingtop preview
pingtop
Ping multiple servers and show the result in a top like terminal UI.
pvw preview
pvw
A terminal-based (TUI) port viewer in Go
rdmatop preview
rdmatop
A real-time TUI monitor for RDMA network interfaces.
rustnet preview
rustnet
A cross-platform network monitoring TUI tool.
rustscan preview
rustscan
The Modern Port Scanner.
slurm preview
slurm
Realtime traffic statistics for network interfaces
snitch preview
snitch
A TUI for inspecting network connections, like netstat for humans.
sntop preview
sntop
A simple network top for monitoring connectivity
tcpdump preview
tcpdump
A command-line network traffic analyzer.
tcping preview
tcping
A cross-platform ping program for TCP ports.
tcpterm preview
tcpterm
A terminal-based TCP dump viewer.
termshark preview
termshark
A terminal UI (TUI) for tshark, inspired by Wireshark.
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