Type the following in the terminal: shows all nmcli dev status (device status) available interfaces. Type the following in the terminal: ip addr The ip addr command can be used to assign addresses to interfaces: example ip addr add 192.168.1.100/24 dev eth0 – Use the ip addr to view the new settings: ip addr show dev eth0 Deactivate or activate a device by typing: nmcli con down id eth0 or nmcli con up id eth0 (does the same thing as ifup or ifdown) Any changes to any of the Network configurations you must reinitialize the Network service by typing : (the older systemctl restart network /etc/init.d/servicename start/restart should not be used going forward in Red Hat) Type: be started by clicking at the top right circle icon The Control Center can and clicking on Wired Connections or By clicking on Applications/Settings/Network icon: or by pressing the key on keyboard (windows key) and type in network” and click then on network icon. “control Click on the gear at the bottom right allows one to set other options for the Network.
Type the following in the terminal: nmcli dev status (device status) shows all available interfaces. Type the following in the terminal: ip addr The ip addr command can be used to assign addresses to interfaces: example – ip addr add 192.168.1.100/24 dev eth0 Use the ip addr to view the new settings: ip addr show dev eth0 Deactivate or activate a device by typing: nmcli con down id eth0 or nmcli con up id eth0 (does the same thing as ifup or ifdown) Any changes to any of the Network configurations you must reinitialize the Network service by typing : systemctl restart network (the older /etc/init.d/servicename start/restart should not be used going forward in Red Hat) Type: The Control Center can be started by clicking at the top right circle icon and clicking on Wired Connections or By clicking on Applications/Settings/Network icon: or by pressing the key on keyboard (windows key) and type in “control network” and click then on network icon. Click on the gear at the bottom right allows one to set other options for the Network.
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