Cheat Sheets

These are our CellStream cheat sheets.

Cheat sheets are important in networking and computing because they reduce cognitive load, improve accuracy under pressure, and accelerate both learning and operational execution. These domains involve dense command sets, layered protocols, and precise syntax where small errors can have outsized consequences. A well-designed cheat sheet functions as a high-signal reference that supports engineers, administrators, and students at the moment of need.

MGCP Cheat Sheet

Post Views: 2,469 Our MGCP Cheat Sheet: An MGCP cheat sheet is essential because MGCP troubleshooting requires rapid, precise interpretation of terse, transaction-oriented signaling where small details—codes, endpoint names, and timing—directly determine call success or failure. Unlike more verbose protocols, MGCP provides little narrative context, so analysts must recognize meaning instantly. Did you find this […]

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IPv6 Cheat Sheet

Post Views: 6,616 Download the CellStream IPv6 Cheat Sheet here! Did you find this useful?  Would you change or modify this file in any way?  Let us know – you can leave comments at our Discord server. If you would like to see more content and articles like this, please support us by clicking the patron

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Numbering Cheat Sheet

Post Views: 2,334 Hello! This is a numbering cheat sheet for the prefixes to different number scales. Enjoy! IPv6 has been in an ongoing growth curve as it transforms the Internet.  There is a lot to learn, and hopefully this cheat sheet will serve as a great reference. As you learn IPv6 you will need

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Vi Editor Cheat Sheet

Post Views: 3,109 Quite often in Linux and other operating systems such as MAC OSx or Unix or Solaris, you need to use an editor called Vi. This cheat sheet comes in very handy for this editor. Did you find this useful?  Would you change or modify this file in any way?  Let us know

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The Ultimate Linux Cheat Sheet

Post Views: 5,215 Download our “Ultimate” Linux Cheat Sheet here! A Linux cheat sheet is necessary because Linux environments demand speed, accuracy, and recall across a wide command surface area, often under operational pressure. Even experienced administrators and engineers cannot reliably memorize every command, option, and file location they use intermittently. A cheat sheet serves

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Wireshark for Data Center Cheat Sheet

Post Views: 2,834 Hello! You have landed of our Wireshark for Data Center Cheat Sheet download page.  This cheat sheet is focused on Fiber Channel, SCSI and iSCSI protocol display filters. You can check out our Wireshark Profile Repository here: https://www.cellstream.com/resources/wireshark-profiles-repository Also check out our WIreshark videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-nDeWT9WTjEwyPqQvKupmW9V9DZD3Jiq And our Wireshark courses on Udemy: https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?src=ukw&q=andrew+walding Did

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TCPDUMP Cheat Sheet

Post Views: 8,077 From my perspective, before Wireshark, there was tcpdump. This terminal or command line tool was “the way” to capture packets and it is still in wide use today.  Here is our cheat sheet for tcpdump. You can also check out our top 10 tcpdump commands here. Tcpdump uses the Berkley Packet Filter

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802.11 WLAN Wi-Fi Cheat Sheet

Post Views: 6,753 If you work in WLAN or 802.11, you need this cheat sheet! Think of this as a first level cheat sheet for 802.11 WLAN wireless concepts. This version includes the crucial Wireshark Filters.  Now capturing on Wireless LAN’s is a challenge.  Check out our articles on this: https://www.cellstream.com/component/tags/tag/monitor-mode You can check out our

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