On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 10:53 AM, Ryan K. Brooks <r...@hack.net> wrote: > See Also RedHat and CentOS. No telnet, netstat, etc.
And Fedora (also in RH family). Not having telnet never bothered me because "yum install telnet" (now "dnf install telnet") is obvious enough, but for netstat, ifconfig, and route, you have to install the "net-tools" package. Part of the rationale for not installing net-tools by default is that most users are expected to use the gui NetworkManager to configure their network. The other part is that ifconfig and route are deprecated in favor of the "ip" command, which is installed by default. However, my fingers still are prone typing ifconfig and route.
