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- How to change network interface name - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I am trying to write a bash script to configure a number of network interfaces and have issues with some of the NICs getting a Wired Connection name instead of the device name E g $ nmcli dev sta
- How to update the gateway with nmcli - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
Learn how to update the gateway using nmcli on Unix systems with step-by-step guidance and practical examples
- Use nmcli to display the status of a connection
I'm wondering how to display a connection status using nmcli I understand that the following will display a list of configured connections: nmcli con show And I also understand that the following
- OpenLDAP TLS error: TLS negotiation failure - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
5e2e6f05 conn=1035 fd=15 closed (TLS negotiation failure) Again, locally from within the openLDAP container itself, if I try ldapsearch -x -H ldaps: localhost -b "dc=domain,dc=com" I get:
- how do I use nmcli to add an IP-address to an interface?
Your conn modify looks mostly right, but need to put a netmask on the address otherwise it'll get the default (probably 8, which may or may not be what you want) For instance, if you needed a class-c network (254 hosts, 10 1 1 1 through 254 in your case), you'd: nmcli con modify 'Wired connection 1' ipv4 addresses "10 1 1 2 24" You also need to apply the config to the running interface I
- How to convert network scripts to NetworkManager config files?
Recent versions of Fedora RHEL support nmcli conn migrate In older versions, clone the connection and remove the old one
- exit out of all SSH connections in one command and close PuTTY
Is there a way to back out of all SSH connections and close PuTTY in "one shot"? I work in Windows 7 and use PuTTY to SSH to various Linux hosts An example of the way I find myself working: SSH
- Does curl have a timeout? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I would expect curl to have a connection timeout (if nothing else, the OS and its TCP IP stack almost certainly does), but it might not have a read timeout once the connection has been established
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