How To Configure Internet Connection In Redhat Linux 7?
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1. Enter the command “nmcli” in the terminal to access the Network Manager.
2. Enter the command “nmcli connection show” to view all available connections.
3. Enter the command “nmcli connection add type ethernet con-name ” to create a new Ethernet connection.
4. Enter the command “nmcli connection modify ” to modify the settings of the connection.
5. Enter the command “nmcli connection up ” to activate the connection.
6. Enter the command “nmcli connection show” to view the connection status.
7. Enter the command “ip a” to view the IP address assigned to the connection.
8. Enter the command “ping -c 4 ” to test the connection.
9. Enter the command “nmcli connection down ” to deactivate the connection.
1. To configure the internet connection, open the Network Manager by searching for “Network” in the Applications Menu.
2. Select “Settings” > “Network Connections” to open the Network Connections window.
3. Click on “Add” to open the Add Connection window.
4. Select “Wired” and click “Create”.
5. Set up your IP information by selecting “IPv4 Settings” tab and entering the relevant details.
6. Select “Save” to save the settings.
7. Finally, restart the network service to apply the changes by entering the following command in the terminal:
sudo systemctl restart network.service