Q: When using the netcat command to test a network port, which option will provide output that is not useful for scripting but is useful for the human eye?
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Q: Which option yields output that is beneficial to the human eye but not good for scripting when testing a network port with the netcat command?
- -z
- -v
- -Port
- No option is required
Explanation: When testing a network port with the netcat command, the -v (verbose) option may generate output helpful for the human eye but not for scripting. This output is good for the human eye but not for scripting. This option raises the verbosity of the output, which provides more data about the connection process. As a result, it is much simpler for a person to comprehend what is going on during the interaction with the network port.
