nmcli is a useful commandline tool on linux based systems to deal with the Network Manager without using GUI. In this post, I'm leaving some of my short notes about using it for connecting to WiFi networks.
Quickly check whether we are connected to the network using any
available device
# nmcli device status
check all the currently available connections
# nmcli connection show
turn off and on wifi
# nmcli radio wifi off
# nmcli radio wifi on
rescan for the available wifi networks
# nmcli device wifi rescan
list all the available wifi networks
# nmcli device wifi list
connect to a specific wifi network identified by ESSID ('eduroam' in this example)
# nmcli connection up eduroam
delete an existing connection from the network manager
#nmcli connection delete 3Com
connect to a wifi network
# nmcli device wifi connect 3Com password '1234'
adding a new connection information
# nmcli connection add type wifi con-name Asanka-WiFi ifname wlp1s0 ssid eduroam
available device
# nmcli device status
check all the currently available connections
# nmcli connection show
turn off and on wifi
# nmcli radio wifi off
# nmcli radio wifi on
rescan for the available wifi networks
# nmcli device wifi rescan
list all the available wifi networks
# nmcli device wifi list
connect to a specific wifi network identified by ESSID ('eduroam' in this example)
# nmcli connection up eduroam
delete an existing connection from the network manager
#nmcli connection delete 3Com
connect to a wifi network
# nmcli device wifi connect 3Com password '1234'
adding a new connection information
# nmcli connection add type wifi con-name Asanka-WiFi ifname wlp1s0 ssid eduroam
That's it!
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