What is the Extrion Terminal?

It is a command-line way to explore the Extrion Tech website. Type a command such as extrion services and the terminal shows the matching pages, technologies and contact options, with links that open in a new tab.

Do I need to know how to use a command line?

No. The terminal suggests commands as you type, corrects spelling mistakes, and every answer ends with buttons for related commands. You can also tap the command chips under the terminal.

Is it safe? Can it run commands on my computer or your server?

It cannot. Commands like dir and cd are simulated with website information. The terminal only understands the commands listed in its help pages and never runs system, database or script commands.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. On phones the terminal fills the screen width, suggestions are easy to tap and a button hides the keyboard so you can read the results.

What does the terminal remember?

Your command history and settings stay in your own browser. Extrion only counts which commands are used, anonymously, to improve the terminal. What you type in echo is never sent anywhere.

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Everything the Extrion Terminal understands: syntax, parameters, examples and related commands. Try any command with one click.

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Getting Started

The Extrion Terminal is a friendly command line for exploring Extrion Tech. Click the input, type a command and press Enter. On a phone, tap the input and use the Run button.

As you type, suggestions appear with a short description. Use the arrow keys and Enter, press Tab to complete, or simply tap a suggestion. If you mistype, the terminal will ask "Did you mean?" and let you run the right command with one tap.

Start with help to list everything, dir to see the website's sections, or extrion services to see what we do. Results are links: they open the page in a new tab so your terminal session stays where it is.

Command categories

Basic Commands help, clear, history, search, theme and settings.

Windows-Inspired Commands dir, cd, tree, pwd, ver, whoami and other familiar commands, simulated safely with website data.

Extrion Commands Who we are: about, mission, vision, values, story, projects, portfolio and careers.

Services and Solutions Security, software, networking, branding, hosting, IoT and our ready solutions.

Technology Stack The frontend, backend, mobile, database, cloud and security technologies we build with.

Knowledge Center Articles, tutorials, guides and the technology glossary.

Contact and Support Quotations, consultations, support, WhatsApp, email and our location.

Identity & IP Your public IP, registry lookups for any IP or domain, your internet provider and what browsers keep private.

Network Tools ping, nslookup, dig, DNS health, SSL, HTTP checks, a port scan of your own connection and a speed test.

Domain Tools Domain availability, DNS records, headers, website health, robots.txt, sitemaps, technology and redirects.

Security Tools Website security checks, TLS versions, spam block lists, hashes, passwords and QR codes.

System Information Your browser and device as websites see them: processor, memory, storage and battery.

Advanced Usage Quoted arguments, chaining, /? help, history shortcuts and keyboard controls.

Frequently Asked Questions Safety, privacy, mobile use and what the terminal can do.

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