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  1. Has anyone managed to get #Wireguard up and running with #NetworkManager on #Linux?

    I had to switch backnto the Wireguard tools again, because although the connection is established, devices are not reachable.

    In addition, the configuratiin is very cumbersome, as the wg0.conf file cannot simply be imported.

  2. nmcli is a CLI tool that talks to NetworkManager—lets you create and manage connections, check status, and run basic network diagnostics right from the terminal

    Here are useful nmcli command examples 😎👇

    Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my Linux related infographics at study-notes.org/linux-ebook.ht

    #linux #kalilinux #sysadmin #opensource #devopstraining

  3. nmcli is a CLI tool that talks to NetworkManager—lets you create and manage connections, check status, and run basic network diagnostics right from the terminal

    Here are useful nmcli command examples 😎👇

    Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my Linux related infographics at study-notes.org/linux-ebook.ht

    #linux #kalilinux #sysadmin #opensource #devopstraining

  4. nmcli is a CLI tool that talks to NetworkManager—lets you create and manage connections, check status, and run basic network diagnostics right from the terminal

    Here are useful nmcli command examples 😎👇

    Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my Linux related infographics at study-notes.org/linux-ebook.ht

    #linux #kalilinux #sysadmin #opensource #devopstraining

  5. nmcli is a CLI tool that talks to NetworkManager—lets you create and manage connections, check status, and run basic network diagnostics right from the terminal

    Here are useful nmcli command examples 😎👇

    Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my Linux related infographics at study-notes.org/linux-ebook.ht

    #linux #kalilinux #sysadmin #opensource #devopstraining

  6. Hat auch nichts gebracht. Kein Problem dann setze ich halt die DNS server selbst und nimm nicht die vom Hoster, welche über DHCP kommen.
    Auch das bringt nichts.
    #systemd-networkd installiert und #NetworkManager weggeworfen. Alles läuft wie es soll.
    2/2

  7. Hat auch nichts gebracht. Kein Problem dann setze ich halt die DNS server selbst und nimm nicht die vom Hoster, welche über DHCP kommen.
    Auch das bringt nichts.
    #systemd-networkd installiert und #NetworkManager weggeworfen. Alles läuft wie es soll.
    2/2

  8. Hat auch nichts gebracht. Kein Problem dann setze ich halt die DNS server selbst und nimm nicht die vom Hoster, welche über DHCP kommen.
    Auch das bringt nichts.
    #systemd-networkd installiert und #NetworkManager weggeworfen. Alles läuft wie es soll.
    2/2

  9. Ich kann mit nmcli eine #openvpn Konfiguration nicht importieren:

    rainer@papa:~$ nmcli connection import type openvpn file ~/udp.ovpn
    Error: failed to import '/home/rainer/udp.ovpn': configuration error: unsupported 3th argument vpn_gateway to “route” (line 18).

    Problematisch sind diese 3 Zeilen:
    route x.x.60.0 255.255.254.0 vpn_gateway
    route x.x..60.6 255.255.255.255 net_gateway
    route 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 vpn_gateway

    Aber ich brauche das (splitted vpn). Ideen? Ich will das VPN dann über ein Keybinding in sway starten/stoppen, (nmcli connection …), deshalb nützt mir keine GUI-Lösung.
    Im Terminal einfach openvpn aufrufen geht natürlich, aber das ist ja uncool 😉

    #Linux #NetworkManager

  10. nmrs 2.0.0 ra mắt! Bản binding runtime‑agnostic cho NetworkManager qua DBus, hỗ trợ mọi async runtime và kèm Dockerfile để phát triển dễ dàng. Tác giả mở rộng API, mời cộng đồng đóng góp. Cũng cảm ơn thư viện zbus giúp xây dựng nmrs nhanh chóng. #nmrs #NetworkManager #DBus #OpenSource #Rust #phần_mềm_mã_nguồn_mở #lập_trình

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  11. can anyone tell me how to teach my system that a user other than that one controlling the #wayland environment is allowed to control network connections via #networkmanager (nmcli console command, for VPN purposes)? This was possible under #debian12, but now it requires password confirmation from both(!) users 😕 #linux #debian