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How to configure legacy network scripts in RHEL?
Legacy network scripts support in RHEL 1.6. Selecting network configuration methods 2. Consistent network interface device naming 2.1. Network interface device naming hierarchy 2.2. How the network device renaming works 2.3. Predictable network interface device names on the x86_64 platform explained 2.4.
How does the network interface naming hierarchy work?
Network interface device naming hierarchy 2.2. How the network device renaming works 2.3. Predictable network interface device names on the x86_64 platform explained 2.4. Predictable network interface device names on the System z platform explained 2.5. Disabling consistent interface device naming during the installation 2.6.
How to name a network interface device Red Hat?
The interface name starts with a two-character prefix based on the type of interface: 1 en for Ethernet 2 wl for wireless LAN (WLAN) 3 ww for wireless wide area network (WWAN)
How to configure and manage networking in Red Hat Enterprise?
Selecting network configuration methods 2. Consistent network interface device naming 2.1. Network interface device naming hierarchy 2.2. How the network device renaming works 2.3. Predictable network interface device names on the x86_64 platform explained 2.4. Predictable network interface device names on the System z platform explained 2.5.
Legacy network scripts support in RHEL 1.6. Selecting network configuration methods 2. Consistent network interface device naming 2.1. Network interface device naming hierarchy 2.2. How the network device renaming works 2.3. Predictable network interface device names on the x86_64 platform explained
How to use NetworkManager with sysconfig files Red Hat?
Using NetworkManager with sysconfig files I. Before You Begin 1. Overview of Networking Topics 1.1. Comparing IP to non-IP Networks 1.2. Comparing Static to Dynamic IP Addressing 1.3. Configuring the DHCP Client Behavior 1.3.1. Making DHCPv4 Persistent 1.4. Setting the Wireless Regulatory Domain 1.5.
What are the main networking topics in RHEL?
1. General RHEL networking topics 1.1. The difference between IP and non-IP networks 1.2. The difference between static and dynamic IP addressing 1.3. DHCP transaction phases 1.4. InfiniBand and RDMA networks 1.5. Legacy network scripts support in RHEL 1.6. Selecting network configuration methods 2.
How to configure CentOS network settings via GUI?
To configure your CentOS network interface via GUI, you need to open the Network Manager and modify the configuration according to your needs. 1. Open the Network Manager by running the following command in the command line: 2. The command prompts the NetworkManager TUI window, which appears as in the image below.