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+# Comprehensive Linux Troubleshooting Tools Guide
+
+This guide provides an overview of key packages and their included tools for effective troubleshooting in Linux environments, specifically tailored for RHEL and Debian-based distributions.
+
+## Tools Commonly Included in Most Linux Distributions
+
+- **GNU Coreutils**: A collection of basic file, shell, and text manipulation utilities. Key tools include:
+  - `df`: Reports file system disk space usage.
+  - `du`: Estimates file space usage.
+
+- **Util-linux**: A suite of essential utilities for system administration. Key tools include:
+  - `dmesg`: Examines or controls the kernel ring buffer.
+
+- **IPUtils**: Provides tools for network diagnostics. Key tools include:
+  - `ping`: Checks connectivity with hosts.
+  - `traceroute`: Traces the route taken by packets to reach a network host.
+
+## RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) and Derivatives
+
+- **Procps-ng**: Offers utilities that provide information about processes. Key tools include:
+  - `top`: Displays real-time system summary and task list.
+  - `vmstat`: Reports virtual memory statistics.
+
+- **Net-tools**: A collection of programs for controlling the network subsystem of the Linux kernel. Includes:
+  - `netstat`: Shows network connections, routing tables, and interface statistics.
+
+- **IPRoute**: Modern replacement for net-tools. Key utility:
+  - `ss`: Investigates sockets.
+
+- **Sysstat**: Contains utilities to monitor system performance and usage. Notable tools:
+  - `iostat`: Monitors system I/O device loading.
+  - `sar`: Collects and reports system activity information.
+
+- **EPEL Repository** (for tools not included by default):
+  - `htop`: An interactive process viewer, enhanced version of `top`.
+
+## Debian and Derivatives
+
+- **Procps**: Similar to procps-ng in RHEL, it provides process monitoring utilities. Key tools include:
+  - `top`: For real-time process monitoring.
+  - `vmstat`: For reporting virtual memory statistics.
+
+- **Net-tools**: As with RHEL, includes essential networking tools like `netstat`.
+
+- **IPRoute2**: A collection of utilities for controlling and monitoring various aspects of networking in the Linux kernel, featuring:
+  - `ss`: A utility for inspecting sockets.
+
+- **Sysstat**: Similar to its usage in RHEL, includes tools like `iostat` and `sar` for performance monitoring.
+
+## Conclusion
+
+This guide emphasizes the importance of familiarizing oneself with the tools included in standard Linux packages. Whether you are operating in a RHEL or Debian-based environment, understanding the capabilities of these tools and their respective packages is crucial for effective troubleshooting and system monitoring.