airport -s is incredibly important in setting up roaming correctly with heterogeneous APs. You absolutely want SECURITY column to be identical, else devices won't roam.
> There's no way I'll remember it
I have history(1) and a symlink in a toolbox git repo.
> you likely can't Google it
"!g OSX airport command" works fine
> route
I found netstat -r is the most "Unix-portable" way of querying the routing table (Windows route is a peculiar beast anyway). route is deprecated on linux in favor of ip route.
Of course. The parent was referring to a situation when someone lacks internet access, due to a networking problem they are trying to fix, rendering them unable to use Google to find the command.
> There's no way I'll remember it
I have history(1) and a symlink in a toolbox git repo.
> you likely can't Google it
"!g OSX airport command" works fine
> route
I found netstat -r is the most "Unix-portable" way of querying the routing table (Windows route is a peculiar beast anyway). route is deprecated on linux in favor of ip route.