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42 lines
818 B
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# NetworkManager
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- `nm-applet` to run old GUI and activate `Enable Networking`.
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- `nm-connection-editor` to edit any weird configuration in the connections.
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- You can also see what the **NetworkManager** is doing with these commands.
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```bash
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# Run one by one to see if anything is useful
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nmcli device
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nmcli
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nmcli device show
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```
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if your network device says `unmanaged`, it means **NetworkManager** will not try to use that device to connect.
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# Netplan
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```bash
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# Create a config file
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sudo nano /etc/netplan/ethernet.yaml
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```
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and enter this
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```bash
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network:
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version: 2
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renderer: networkd
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ethernets:
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eno1:
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dhcp4: true
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```
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replace `eno1` with whatever your device is (mine was `ens33`).
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To see your list of devices, run `ip addr`.
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Finally apply the new configurations
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sudo netplan apply
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