gping6:tldr:67b2a

The command "tldr" is a utility used for displaying simplified and concise explanations of commands. It stands for "Too Long; Didn't Read." It is commonly used to quickly grasp the basic usage and purpose of a command without going through lengthy documentation or man pages.

In the given command, "tldr -p linux ping6", we are using "tldr" to get a simplified explanation of the "ping6" command in a Linux environment.

"ping6" is a command in Linux used for testing network connectivity and sending ICMPv6 Echo Request messages to a specified IPv6 address. It is similar to the more commonly used "ping" command, but it specifically targets IPv6 addresses.

By running the "tldr -p linux ping6" command, you will get a brief summary and usage examples of "ping6" specific to Linux. This will help you understand the essential aspects of the command and how to use it effectively.