diff --git a/articles/SLES-networkmanager-nmcli.asm.xml b/articles/SLES-networkmanager-nmcli.asm.xml
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--- a/articles/SLES-networkmanager-nmcli.asm.xml
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You can start &nm; to manage network connections and devices.
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- You can use the nmcli command to modify network connections.
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You can enable and disable &nm; using nmcli command.
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diff --git a/references/networkmanager-nm-modify.xml b/references/networkmanager-nm-modify.xml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..26546cc5a
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+ %entities;
+]>
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+ Modifying Network Connection
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+ You can use the nmcli connection modify command to modify network connections.
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+ You can set a static IP address, DNS server, Gateway, change connection name, change Wi-Fi SSID for Wi-Fi connections, and enable or disable autoconnect using the nmcli connection modify command.
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+ Modify Network Connections
+ You can use the following commands to modify network connections.
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+
+ View the list of connections
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+
+ nmcli connection modify to view the list of available active network connections appear with the names and UUIDs.
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+ View the list of all network interfaces
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+
+ nmcli monitor.
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+ Modify a connection
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+ nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME PROPERTY VALUE
+ Or
+ nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME ipv4.method manual
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+ Set DNS servers
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+
+ nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME ipv4.dns "8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4"
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+ Set gateway
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+ nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME ipv4.gateway GATEWAY-IP
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+ Change connection name
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+ nmcli connection modify OLD-CONNECTION-NAME connection.id NEW-CONNECTION-NAME
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+ Modify the Wi-Fi SSID
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+ nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME 802-11-wireless.ssid NEW-SSID
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+ Enable autoconnect
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+ nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME connection.autoconnect yes
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+ Disable autoconnect
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+ nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME connection.autoconnect no
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+ Apply the changes, bring the network connection down and then up
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+
+ nmcli connection down CONNECTION-NAME
+nmcli connection up CONNECTION-NAME
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diff --git a/references/networkmanager-nm-monitor.xml b/references/networkmanager-nm-monitor.xml
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..1d9c81844
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+++ b/references/networkmanager-nm-monitor.xml
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+
+ %entities;
+]>
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Monitoring Network Connection
+
+
+
+
+
+ You use the nmcli command to view the status, activity and details of network connections managed by &nm;.
+
+
+
+ Monitor Network Connections
+ You can use the following commands to monitor network connections.
+
+
+ View the list of available active connections
+
+ nmcli connection show --active
+
+
+ View the status of all network interfaces
+
+
+ nmcli monitor.
+ The real-time updates about the network states and connections appear.
+
+
+
+ View details of a specific network connection
+
+
+ nmcli connection show CONNECTION-NAME
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+
+
+ Monitor the status of network devices
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+
+ nmcli device
+
+ The list of all network devices with device name, type, state and connection name appears.
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+
+
+ View the signal strength of Wi-Fi connections
+
+
+ nmcli device wifi list
+
+ The list of available Wi-Fi networks with SSID, signal strength % and security type appears.
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+
+
+
+
diff --git a/tasks/networkmanager-nmcli-install.xml b/tasks/networkmanager-nmcli-install.xml
index 362a95fce..cf167a0ac 100644
--- a/tasks/networkmanager-nmcli-install.xml
+++ b/tasks/networkmanager-nmcli-install.xml
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
xmlns:trans="http://docbook.org/ns/transclusion">
- Installing and Configuring &nm;
diff --git a/tasks/networkmanager-nmcli-modify.xml b/tasks/networkmanager-nmcli-modify.xml
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- %entities;
-]>
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- Modifying Network Connection
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-
-
- You can use the nmcli connection modify command to modify network connections.
-
- You can set a static IP address, DNS server, Gateway, change connection name, change Wi-Fi SSID for Wi-Fi connections, and enable or disable autoconnect using the nmcli connection modify command.
-
-
-
-View the list of connections:
-
- nmcli connection modify
- The list of available active network connections appear with the names and UUIDs.
-
- View the status of all network interfaces:
- nmcli monitor
-
-Modify a connection:
-nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME PROPERTY VALUE
-Set a static IP address:
-nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME ipv4.addresses IP-ADDRESS/PREFIX-LENGTH
-nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME ipv4.method manual
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-Set DNS servers:
-nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME ipv4.dns "8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4"
-Set gateway:
-nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME ipv4.gateway GATEWAY-IP
-Change connection name:
-nmcli connection modify OLD-CONNECTION-NAME connection.id NEW-CONNECTION-NAME
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-Modify the Wi-Fi SSID:
-nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME 802-11-wireless.ssid NEW-SSID
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-To enable autoconnect:
-nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME connection.autoconnect yes
-To disable autoconnect:
- nmcli connection modify CONNECTION-NAME connection.autoconnect no
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-To apply the changes, bring the network connection down and then up:
-nmcli connection down CONNECTION-NAME
-nmcli connection up CONNECTION-NAME
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diff --git a/tasks/networkmanager-nmcli-monitor.xml b/tasks/networkmanager-nmcli-monitor.xml
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- %entities;
-]>
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- Monitoring Network Connection
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-
-
-
- You use the nmcli command to view the status, activity and details of network connections managed by &nm;.
-
-
- Monitor &nm; View the list of available active connections:
-
- nmcli connection show --active
- The list of available active network connections appear with the names and UUIDs.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- View the status of all network interfaces:
- nmcli monitor
- The real-time updates about the network states and connections appear.
-
-
- View details of a specific network connection:
- nmcli connection show CONNECTION-NAME
-
-
- Monitor the status of network devices:
- nmcli device
- The list of all network devices with device name, type, state and connection name appears.
-
-
- View the signal strength of Wi-Fi connections:
- nmcli device wifi list
- The list of available Wi-Fi networks with SSID, signal strength % and security type appears.
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