Need nmcli commands in the correct sequence
I could not access the nm-applet via the notification area (that would be nice to know why) so am trying to create a bash script to connect to wifi access point in Fedora 22.
I researched the internet and developed a lengthy list of nmcli commands but think I am either leaving out something or doing something in the wrong order. Here is what I have "basically" done: nmcli device yields: DEVICE TYPE STATE CONNECTION wlp0s29u1u3u2 wifi disconnected -- wlp2s0 wifi disconnected -- enp1s0 Ethernet unavailable -- lo loopback unmanaged -- To connect I've used: nmcli con up id "my wifi" I also tried the nmcli command also using the password. I have validated that there is a profile for the access point and that the network manager sees the access point with a signal over 40. Can someone help by identifying the correct nmcli commands and the order they should appear in? |
Try putting "wicd-client" in your startup programs area in whatever desktop environment you are using.
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Thanks but difference between NM and wicd with changing out and adding and it appearing to be a personal preference from what I see on the web I will stay with NM for now. Or until latency problems occur with f22.
FWIW, nmcli con show -a has no output save the column headings. nmcli con up id "my wifi" constantly fails given the passkey. I don't recall the nmcli command but the one which shows the networks NM knows about works and sees "my wifi" Aug20: Scan of web 4 means of connecting found most rely on: nmcli dev [status | wifi] followed by nmcli d connect <access point name> Have had no luck with these. |
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