There are many reasons why you would do this, most of which are for testing and learning. Not going to go into why – just going to do it. nmcli con add type dummy ifname dummy0 con-name dummy0 ipv4.address 10.101.101.1/24 … Continue reading →
Moving virtual guest Windows machines around between virtual hosts, sometimes the network adapters get lost or hidden. This creates a situation where you move a machine and it looks like it forgot the static ip address settings. So you go … Continue reading →
I have hit this problem several times – a member server changes from “Domain” to “Public” or “Private” network after reboot. Permanent fix I have found Add below registry key and reboot your member server. Once below reg key is … Continue reading →
To uninstall hidden (physically removed) network adapters in Windows, open the Device Manager console in the special mode. Open the command prompt as an administrator; Run the command: set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1 Start the Device Manager console: devmgmt.msc In the top … Continue reading →
nmcli dev wifi nmcli -f ALL dev wifi For more information see here
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