Linux command
nmcli-general 命令
文本
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常用示例
Example
nmcli general
Example
nmcli general hostname
Change the hostname
sudo nmcli general hostname [new_hostname]
Example
nmcli general permissions
Example
nmcli general logging
Set the logging level
sudo nmcli general logging level [INFO|OFF|ERR|WARN|DEBUG|TRACE] domain [domain_1,domain_2,...]
说明
nmcli general manages general NetworkManager settings and provides status information about the network management subsystem. It shows whether networking is enabled, the current connectivity state, and overall system network status. The hostname subcommand provides a NetworkManager-aware way to set the system hostname, which is then propagated to other hostname services and persisted across reboots. The logging subcommand controls NetworkManager's debug output, useful for troubleshooting connection issues. Domains include WIFI, ETHERNET, VPN, DHCP, and others.
参数
- status
- Show overall NetworkManager status (default if no subcommand)
- hostname
- Show or set the system hostname
- permissions
- Display current user's NetworkManager permissions
- logging
- Show or set logging verbosity and domains
- reload
- Reload NetworkManager configuration
FAQ
What is the nmcli-general command used for?
nmcli general manages general NetworkManager settings and provides status information about the network management subsystem. It shows whether networking is enabled, the current connectivity state, and overall system network status. The hostname subcommand provides a NetworkManager-aware way to set the system hostname, which is then propagated to other hostname services and persisted across reboots. The logging subcommand controls NetworkManager's debug output, useful for troubleshooting connection issues. Domains include WIFI, ETHERNET, VPN, DHCP, and others.
How do I run a basic nmcli-general example?
Run `nmcli general` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does status do in nmcli-general?
Show overall NetworkManager status (default if no subcommand)