Linux command
nmcli-monitor 命令
文本
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常用示例
Example
nmcli monitor
说明
nmcli monitor watches for and displays NetworkManager events in real-time. It shows changes to network connections, device states, and connectivity status as they occur. Events displayed include connection activations and deactivations, device state changes (connecting, connected, disconnected), IP address assignments, and overall connectivity state changes. The command runs continuously until interrupted with Ctrl+C, making it useful for debugging network issues or scripting responses to network events.
FAQ
What is the nmcli-monitor command used for?
nmcli monitor watches for and displays NetworkManager events in real-time. It shows changes to network connections, device states, and connectivity status as they occur. Events displayed include connection activations and deactivations, device state changes (connecting, connected, disconnected), IP address assignments, and overall connectivity state changes. The command runs continuously until interrupted with Ctrl+C, making it useful for debugging network issues or scripting responses to network events.
How do I run a basic nmcli-monitor example?
Run `nmcli monitor` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.