I know everyone in this demo.
I'm going to show you how to use an empty you command.
And empty you are is a takes user interface for controlling network manager.
I can create a new connection or modify an existing one with an empty UI, as we can see here on the
screen.
So far, I have two connections.
I want the inside directory slash ADC, slash Cisco conference slash network dash scripts.
Then unless the shell and it shows here list all the connections that they have so far here in the system.
Now, if I would like, before we get to use that, an empty UI comment, I would like to use that and
see if I command in order to delete this connection.
And I'm going to type connection.
Top top.
Delete them.
Tap, tap.
As you can see here, I have the net my ward dash connection.
Enter Ellis Dash.
As you can see, we only have one network.
Just what we deleted the connection now.
Clear.
See the.
And I'm going to use an empty you I comment.
Hey, Ginger, as I said, an empty UI is a tick's user interface for controlling the network manager.
I'm going to choose the first one.
Edit the connection.
As you can see, so far, I have one connection and it's thirty three.
Now if I would like to edit, I can go through the edit button here and I can edit the connection an
E and S 33 or if I would like to delete it, I can delete it for me.
If I would like to add a new connection I can choose to add and a hit into.
No, it's the system will ask me, what's the type of the connection that I wish to create.
I'm going to choose if I'm not.
As you can see here right now is asking me to find a name, so I'm going to call this one.
My work, Dasch connection and the device.
So the device that they have in this system, E and S 33 Ethernet is good.
So this is the connection type.
Then I'm going to since I'm going to configure and I'd be vision for.
So I'm going to show the options you.
So I can go here addresses.
I would like to add to add this, this is a phrase IP addresses one nine two that one six eight eight
zero dot one slash twenty four.
I'm going to add another one.
One seven two.
That's 16.
That zero.
That zero slash.
Twenty four.
I would like to or would like to remove any of these ideas at just go and choose to remove button.
Then I can remove the network.
Next one, I would like to add the gateway.
So the gateway is one nine two that one six eight zero dot to five four.
And also would like to add.
DNS server one two one nine two dot one six eight dot zero eight two five four.
Go down remove.
So I'm going to leave everything as it is.
Then I wound down.
So I'm gonna leave those options to my ticket connected.
So to connect you all to the user available to the all to to all the to all users.
Perfect.
Then I go hit.
OK.
As you can see, here we are.
So far, I have to connection.
This is my new connection.
Now can go back and activate a connection back and hit this one.
And so far.
Disconnection is.
Active.
So this one.
If I would like to change to my new connection.
It just shows me a new connection.
Then I go to activate.
Then I hit Enter, which for a few seconds, as we can see here, we have the star beside my new connection.
Then I go back.
And I choose or care.
Just be careful.
Don't just quit.
OK?
Hit enter and I'm going inside.
ATCC says coffee.
Network dash scripts.
Dash l.
As you can see here, I have the new connection.
Cat, if you would like to show the content inside this connection, as we can see, you have to type
in it.
And we have the IP address here.
The first one.
Here is the second one.
I have the gateway.
I have the DNS.
And also here, as we can see here, dunam my entry to a dash connection.
And it is that you your I.D..
This is the number.
It's connected to this network.
Then the device E E and S thirty three.
Now if I would like to use another command, I.B..
So this I.B. shows are routing network devices and interfaces and space addresses to ensure space.
Then the name of the interface I hit enter as we can see over here.
I have the first IP address and this is second IP address.
So the IP command shows routing network devices and interfaces and also shows IP.
So I'd be addresses didn't show.
I can't do it like that.
IP addresses it into it.
Will show me all the interfaces that I have in this.
And this system, but for our example, I just would like to show the E.M.S. 33 to answer, as we can
see here, we can get more information about the IP addresses.
There is also another comment.
If I would like to print network connections and connections, routing tables, interfaces, statistics,
I can use the nets that nets stat, then I can use the option dash out in order to display the kernel
routing table.
And also, I can use the N in order to show a name pneumo to cut Adria's.
Just any sense of trying to determine a symbolic costis or Borse or user names hit enter.
As you can see here, it shows what it shows the gateway.
And I can also show that it's the current DNS that we have.
As you can see, we have this one.
This is the current DNS.
Surfer, what else?
I'm going just to show a last tank about to leave here.
See the antonellis dash connection.
Tap, tap.
Sure.
Dan Dash Dash active.
As we can see here so far.
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I knew an actual connection is active.
And if I would like to also choose the seat of I.
Dash the Amazon connection.
Tap, tap, Dan.
No, I'm going to use the device.
Device, tap, tap then.
Sure, tap, tap.
Me and S3 it entered as we can see here.
We can get also information about the IP addresses here that we have.
And we have the gateway here.
And here is the DNS.
If I'm going to if I would like to to to delete.
Let's go to this jerk Jesus config.
Then let's walk Dasch script.
Alice Nash l.
If I would like to delete this connection using the n t u.
I can go to the edit.
Then my work, Dasch connection, then I go here, delete the system will ask me.
Are you sure you want to to delete the connection?
I said yes.
And I only have one connection to Ian.
As 33, I go back.
But they have to go just just to make sure that this current connection is active and rank it back.
Okay.
Is this the shell?
As we can see here, we only have one connection.
That's conclude our session.
Thank you.
And see you.
And next lesson.