Linux learning (that's what Linux should learn) 7.1

Nmtui A graphical network configuration tool. In the command terminal input Nmtui can configure the network, relatively simple, but with good after still need to network card configuration file modification, Onboot=yes, is the boot.

Nmcli is a tool for managing your network to view network status and information,

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If you need to view information about a network card in detail, you only need to enter the command:nmcli con show nic name

• Add one network card, multi-network card can improve the network efficiency, can also be a NIC failure, will not let the network failure

  First add a network card, for example, there are already two network cards

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  The following set two network cards for the slave card, the main card is bond0

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  Set the main card below

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  Allow the kernel to support bonding drivers

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  # mode is the drive mode

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  Takes effect after restarting the network

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Linux learning (that's what Linux should learn) 7.1