030 - How To Configure Network In Linux Using NetworkManager (nmcli & nmtui) | RHEL 8
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024
- In this video, we will take a look at different ways of setting up IP address in network devices. We will briefly see "ip" commands to view IP address, routing table and link state information and then we will jump into NetworkManager daemon and see how can we utilize it to setup IP address statically and DHCP method. We will use "nmcli" command to setup and modify IP address information and then we will also see "nmtui" command to setup network interface device using Text-User Interface.
If you are not comfortable using "nmcli", "Network Manager Command Line Interface" command, you can use more easy method, "nmtui", "Network Manager Text User Interface", which is accepted to use in RHCSA exam as well.
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bro don't stop making videos... you make videos on point to point... not other shits
Will definitely make more as soon as I get some free time from my work. Thanks for the encouraging comment.
Thanks very useful, can you make video on Linux routing and rules using nmcli & nmtui on multiple different subnet networks
Khoob bhaalo.
Thank you very much for your work! I really appreciate it.
after running the command "nmcli con up " why it is lagging?
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Does anyone know how to change the LACP rate using Network Manager ?
how to add multiple WWAN pls explain
i still get 'unknown connection' error.. is it because I am using wifi? I made an interface with ethernet type tho
You would have to make an interface with wireless (wlan0) type.
@@CommandLines thank you!!! could you show me how to do that?
How to activate network if mine is wireless?
When using the ncmi con up. It says connection failed.
Did it give you any error while creating the connection for the wireless device?
@@CommandLines i think so. It said something error connection failed.
How we can fix network manager is not running??
If "systemctl start NetworkManager" doesn't start it, check if it is enabled during boot. If not, you can issue command "systemctl enable NetworkManager" and restart the computer. If that doesn't work, you might want to uninstall and install the service.
@@CommandLines thanks brother