The "wget" command is a utility used for downloading files from the web. When running "wget 192.168.0.15 -q -S" against a web server, it would attempt to download the default web page from that server and display some information about the download process.
The "-q" option specifies that wget should run in quiet mode, which means that it will not output any unnecessary information to the console during the download process. The "-S" option, on the other hand, tells wget to display the server's response headers, which can provide some additional information about the server's configuration.
In summary, the purpose of running "wget 192.168.0.15 -q -S" against a web server is to download the default web page from that server and display some additional information about the server's configuration.
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