Modify NetworkManager connection profile autoconnect property¶
First use nmcli to query and display the current value of the autoconnect property for all network connections on a Rocky Linux system. Type:
nmcli -f name,autoconnect connection
To change the value of a property for a network connection use the modify
sub-command with nmcli connection
.
For example to change the autoconnect property value from no
to yes
for the ens3
connection profile, type:
sudo nmcli con mod ens3 connection.autoconnect yes
Commands Explained¶
connection (con) : NetworkManager connection object.
modify (mod) : Modify one or more properties of a given connection profile
connection.autoconnect : The setting and property (<setting>.<property>)
-f, --fields : specify fields to output
Notes¶
This tip shows how to modify an existing NetworkManager connection profile. This is useful when the network interface does not automatically get activated after a fresh Rocky Linux installation or system update.
The reason for this is often because the value of autoconnect property is set to no
. You can use the nmcli
command to quickly change the value to yes
.
Last update:
February 12, 2022
Author: wale soyinka