centos6.5 graphical interface networkmanager configuring IP file location

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The network connection graphical interface has 2 configurations, where system eth0 has the corresponding profile/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0, but ZHOUCF this configuration is I manually added in the graphical interface,  Where is the corresponding configuration file for it? I want to initialize Linux has a pure network configuration, with the command line to delete the above image of the ZHOUCF configuration what to do? ----------------------------- find/root-type f-name "*" | xargs grep "ZHOUCF"  Find/root/.gconf/system/networking/connections/2/connection/%gconf.xml: <stringvalue>zhoucf22</ Stringvalue>/root/.gconf/system/networking/connections/1/connection/%gconf.xml: &LT;STRINGVALUE&GT;ZHOUCF </stringvalue>    The numbers 1 and 2 in the path represent the 1th and 2nd manually configured network settings, and the entry folder 1,ll display reads as follows: [[email protected]desktop]# CD/ROOT/.GCONF/SYSTEM/NETWORKING/CONNECTIONS/1
[[email protected]1]# LL
Total 16
DRWX------. 2 root root 4096 Sep 7 17:11 802-3-ethernet
DRWX------. 2 root root 4096 Sep 7 17:11 Connection
-RW-------. 1 root root 0 Sep 7 16:48%gconf.xml
DRWX------. 2 root root 4096 Sep 7 17:11 IPv4
DRWX------. 2 root root 4096 Sep 7 17:11 IPv6 which The Link's name ID, uuid, type, and so on are configured in Connection/%gconf.xml, with the following content:XML code

2. <? XML version="1.0"?>
4. <gconf>
6. <entry name="timestamp" mtime="1410081115" type="string">
8. <stringvalue>1410081115</stringvalue>
10. </Entry>
12. <entry name="type" mtime="1410081115" type="string">
14. <stringvalue>802-3-ethernet</stringvalue>
16. </Entry>
18. <entry name="uuid" mtime="1410081115" type="string">
20. <stringvalue>c0a50c06-f281-48ca-b1d5-6499ffb98b48</stringvalue>
22. </Entry>
24. <entry name="id" mtime="1410081115" type="string">
26. <stringvalue>ZHOUCF</stringvalue>
28. </Entry>
30. <entry name="name" mtime="1410081115" type="string">
32. <stringvalue>connection</stringvalue>
34. </Entry>
36. </gconf>

 ipv4/ The IP address, DNS, and so on are configured in/%gconf.xml, where the address is represented numerically in reverse IPXML code

2. <? XML version="1.0"?>
4. <gconf>
6. <entry name="routes" mtime="1410081115" type="list" ltype="int" >
8. </Entry>
10. <entry name="address-labels" mtime="1410081115" type= "list" ltype=" String ">
12. <li type="string">
14. <stringvalue></stringvalue>
16. </li>
18. </Entry>
20. <entry name="addresses" mtime="1410081115" type= "list" ltype="int ">
22. <li type="int" value=" -939415360"/>
24. <li type="int" value="/> "
26. <li type="int" value="16885952"/>
28. </Entry>
30. <entry name="DNS" mtime="1410081115" type="list" ltype="int" >
32. <li type="int" value="16885952"/>
34. </Entry>
36. <entry name="method" mtime="1410081115" type="string">
38. <stringvalue>manual</stringvalue>
40. </Entry>
42. <entry name="name" mtime="1410081115" type="string">
44. <stringvalue>ipv4</stringvalue>
46. </Entry>
48. </gconf>

  Java COMPUTE Code:Java code

2. Public class Iplong {
4. /** 
6. * The IP address turns into an integer.
8. * @param IP
10. * @return
12. */
14. public static long ip2long (String IP) {
16. string[] ips = Ip.split ("[.]");
18. Long num = 16777216l*long.parselong (ips[0]) + 65536l*long.parselong (ips[1]) + 256*long.parselong (ips[  2]) + Long.parselong (ips[3]);
20. return num;
22. }
26. /** 
28. * integers are converted to IP addresses.
30. * @param iplong
32. * @return
34. */
36. public static String Long2ip (long Iplong) {
38. //long iplong = 1037591503;
40. long mask[] = {0x000000ff,0x0000FF00,0x00ff0000,0xff000000};
42. Long num = 0;
44. StringBuffer ipinfo = new StringBuffer ();
46. For (int i=0;i<4;i++) {
48. num = (Iplong & Mask[i]) >> (i*8);
50. if (i>0) Ipinfo.insert (0,".");
52. Ipinfo.insert (0,long.tostring (num,10));
54. }
56. return ipinfo.tostring ();
58. }
60. public static void Main (string[] args) {
62. //system.out.println (Ip2long ("219.239.110.138"));
64. System.out.println (Ip2long ("192.168.1.200")); 3232235976
66. System.out.println (Ip2long ("200.1.168.192")); 3355551936
68. System.out.println (Long2ip (16885952)); 16885952 configuration of DNS in Ipv4//%gconf.xml
70. ///Printed results: -56.1.168.192
72. System.out.println (Long2ip (-939415360)); 939415360 configuration of addresses in Ipv4//%gconf.xml
74. //Print result -56.1.168.192 (where 256-56=200) is calculated by 200.1.168.192
78. }
80. }

  Summary: 1, configuration Linuxip time, set ifcfg-eh0 on the line, this is the system level, in the graphical interface manually configured IP settings, is user-level, and reboot, the system will first load the system-level configuration 2, in the analysis process to find the command is not: grep "ZHOUCF"-rl/root and the find/root-type f-name "*" | xargs grep "ZHOUCF" 3, Know NetworkManager is how to store IP configuration, you can be assured that the configuration of Ifcfg-ech0 to configure the network settings

centos6.5 graphical interface networkmanager configuring IP file location