cnetworkmanager1
Command-line client for networkmanager.
Usage
cnetworkmanager [options]
Options
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--version -
show program's version number and exit
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-h, --help -
show this help message and exit
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-t, --terse -
No table headings and padding, suitable for parsing
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-w BOOL, --wifi=BOOL -
Enable or disable wireless
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-o BOOL, --online=BOOL -
Enable or disable network at all
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--state -
Print the NM state
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--we, --wireless-enabled -
Print whether the WiFi is enabled
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--whe, --wireless-hardware-enabled -
Print whether the WiFi hardware is enabled
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-d, --device-list, --dev -
List devices
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--device-info=DEV, --di=DEV -
Info about device DEV (by interface or UDI(TODO))
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-a, -n, --ap-list, --ap, --nets -
List access points
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--ap-info=AP, --ai=AP -
Info about access point AP (by hw address or UDI(TODO))
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-u, --usrcon -
List user connection settings
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-s, --syscon -
List system connection settings
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--con-info=[KIND[ID]], --ci=[KIND[ID]] -
Info about connection settings ID (of the *user*/system KIND)
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-c, --actcon -
List active connections
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--demo -
Run a random demonstration of the API
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--activate-connection=[KIND],ID,[DEV],[APMAC] -
activate the KIND(user/system) connection ID on device DEV using APMAC.
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-m, --monitor -
loop to show dbus signals
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-C SSID, --connect=SSID -
Connect to a wireless network SSID (creating the configuration using the key options below)
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--unprotected -
network does not require a key
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--wep-hex=KEY -
use this WEP key of 26 hex digits
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--wep-pass=KEY -
use this WEP passphrase
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--wpa-psk-hex=KEY -
use this WPA key of 64 hex digits
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--wpa-pass=KEY -
use this WPA passphrase
Overview
cnetworkmanager is a command-line client for NetworkManager, intended to supplement and replace the GUI applets.