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Centos Linux
How to setup network after

RHEL/CentOS 7 minimal installation
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After installing RHEL/CentOS 7 minimal, You may not able to connect network
in that machine. This will happen because Ethernet interfaces are not enabled
by default.
This guide explain you to setup network on RHEL/CentOS 7.
Setup network on CentOS 7 minimal

First, type “nmcli d” command in your terminal for quick list ethernet card
installed on your machine:
“nmcli d” command output
Type “nmtui” command in your terminal to open Network manager. After

opening Network manager chose “Edit connection” and press Enter (Use TAB
button for choosing options).
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CentOS_7 Network manager screen
Now choose you network interfaces and click “Edit”
Edit your network interfaces
DHCP configuration
Choose “Automatic” in IPv4 CONFIGURATION and check Automatically
connect check box and press OK and quit from Network manager.
Set ip adress using DHCP
Reset network services:
service network restart
Now your server will get IP Address from DHCP .
CentOS 7 check ip address
If you want to set a static IP address see How to configure static ip address on

CentOS 7.
[box type=”note” align=”” class=”” width=””]See also:
Howto install ifconfig on CentOS 7 Linux
15 ip Command Examples for Linux Users
Setup network on Ubuntu 18.04
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58 Comments
Magma
05/09/2014 at 22:55
Hi, these information is very useful. Thank you very much
Reply
Roger Griffith
26/10/2014 at 17:50
tnx!
Reply
neczzz
25/12/2014 at 12:02
Activate network after install:

1. Edit /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
ONBOOT=yes
2.
# /etc/init.d/network restart
Look for easyrsh app og google play quick reference guide for Solaris,
HPUX, Redhat OSs
Reply
Angel Feijoo
21/02/2018 at 16:07
this is the solution if you can not use nmtui tool, for example in Fedora
22
Thanks
Reply
Lester
14/01/2015 at 13:49
Thanks!
Reply
Luu
17/01/2015 at 00:05
Hi, guys. I can’t see any available Ethernet after I open nmtui as attached. I
have to add a new Ethernet connection every time I create a new VM, and I
have to hard code the MAC address to the new Ethernet connection I have
created.
Does anyone know is there a way to detect the connection automatically
after I deploy a new VM?
Thank you in advance.
Reply
Bin
31/01/2015 at 08:33
Hi,I also meet this problem and can’t see any avaiable Ethernet after use
“nmcli d”,so how to do? Can you send solutions to my
email:bingliang711@hotmail.com
Thanks!
Reply
Rasho
02/01/2019 at 09:05
First, verify the status of Network Manager service

# systemctl status NetworkManager.service
To check which network interface is managed by Network Manager,
type:
# nmcli dev status
I hope I helped you
Reply
snakebite
24/05/2015 at 05:09
thanks! this one works for me. I am using Centos 7 in VMware
Reply
arul
01/06/2015 at 11:24
Hi, how to setup wireless after install centos7
Reply
Marko
23/06/2015 at 16:41
NetworkManager is still an abomination in my eyes for most uses, but for a

workstation I get it.. otherwise NM_CONTROLLED=n is my friend.
Reply
Striata
24/06/2015 at 20:12
For a minimal install, why would you ever use networkmanager? Is it now
forced in 7? If not, I would never, ever, use networkmanager on a server. It’s
only real use is for mobile devices that hop around wireless networks all the
time.
In 6, I would use system-config-network-tui
Reply
yousuf
14/09/2015 at 08:49
Thank you so much….. very helpful.
Reply
andy
08/10/2015 at 06:52
Thanks so much man!
Reply
Muhammad Saad
18/11/2015 at 22:58
It Worked for me, Thanks Mate 🙂
Reply
yul
26/11/2015 at 21:29
How can I get device address(00:…)?
Reply
Crumbz
19/05/2016 at 23:18
ip addr is for the minimal version of CentOS and ifconfig for any normal
distro
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Darren
16/12/2015 at 14:12
I am stuck in a silly thing but not sure how to solve it. To enable
“Automarically Connect” checkbox, I am clicking in ENTER button and I am
not getting “X”. How can I enable it?
Reply
Radenko
16/12/2015 at 15:10
Type following command:

# vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-enp0s3
and change on ONBOOT=no to ONBOOT=yes
Reply
Darren
16/12/2015 at 16:18
Worked. Thanks
Reply
Ritu
14/06/2017 at 03:34
still i can’t enable ‘Automatically connet ‘ checkbox can you

please help me out
Reply
Christian Wilkie
16/01/2018 at 16:21
for anyone else stuck on this – hit space instead of enter
Anonymous
02/01/2016 at 19:44
Fantastic! Thank you very much for this helpful article – just what I needed
and it worked.
Reply
Camila
13/01/2016 at 03:24
It works for me. Thanks!
Reply
vietsoft
17/02/2016 at 14:58
no-nonsense guide. I like it. Thank you
Reply
yacin
13/03/2016 at 12:50
hello, i recently instlled centos7 but i have just LO interface,not eth0!! please
could you help me!! tanks
Reply
santhosh reddy
08/09/2016 at 14:34
may be the ip is down state…..once use this command #ifup eth0
here eth0 is default interface.once try friend
Reply
Najib
31/03/2016 at 23:05
Hi,
How do I connect via wifi? It says it’s unmanaged. I’m real new to Linux (
Centos 7). Thanks for all of your help.
Reply
kapil
23/04/2016 at 20:20
thanks. It helped
Reply
abychkova
29/04/2016 at 16:59
Thanks a lot! Save my day.
Reply
lchang
04/05/2016 at 08:48
Thanks so much. It is useful
Reply
johnb
22/06/2016 at 22:21
Thanks for posting this very helpful info!
Reply
haydenb
14/07/2016 at 17:07
Excellent Info.
Reply
dissa
17/07/2016 at 05:48
Thank man…helped a lot…..
Reply
myonm
22/07/2016 at 04:02
Great guide, thanks for the help.
Reply
Srinivas Anand
01/08/2016 at 15:38
Thank you vey much.. A great guide..
Reply
chanlu
05/08/2016 at 09:47
Thanks. Perfectly described! Works like a charm.
Reply
Dave Powel
09/08/2016 at 06:20
great illustrations and it works as described – thank you very much
Reply
Larry Grill
30/09/2016 at 17:09
This was a big help. Thanks!
Reply
Mohamed
04/12/2016 at 00:18
Thank you sir. Very useful information
Reply
Ruslan
23/12/2016 at 09:16
I wish it was available on RHEL6 but it isn’t.
Reply
Zigfrid
27/12/2016 at 22:42
One of the best tutorial, thanks mate
Reply
cos
01/01/2017 at 17:27
I did not have to restart service to get ip addr
Reply
vj
12/02/2017 at 02:57
Very straight forward and easy. After mucking around for about an hour,
this help me complete in within minutes. Is there any chance you help me
one on one? Many thanks
Reply
lintutsite
12/02/2017 at 13:37
I’ll be glad if I can help.
Reply
Ahmed El Sheikh
27/02/2017 at 18:39
Big thx for you…you save my time
Reply
Walker Rowe
01/03/2017 at 16:29
Excellent. I thought Virtualbox would create this interface if you set it to

bridged networking. But it did not. So I used nmtui add/manual and
entered gateway and 192.* ip address and I could connect to CentOS from
the host machine.
Reply
Mohamed Ali
10/08/2017 at 20:40
thanks alot this worked for me.
Reply
Elizab3th
29/08/2017 at 17:52
This is very useful. Thank you.
Reply
MrBBE
04/10/2017 at 09:04
Great…that helped me a lot.

Although on my CentOS 7 Network manager was not running out of the
but…..please add in your guide to start it 😉
Reply
Shashwat
09/10/2017 at 08:23
Thank You very much
Reply
aaquib
16/10/2017 at 10:17
wow, works perfectly. configured networking with these commands.
Reply
Bogdan
04/12/2017 at 11:10
hi, and if centos 7 64 minimal not detect any network card, what should i do
?
Reply
s
29/12/2017 at 06:59
thank you for the steps.

bang on target!
Reply
Tulkas
13/03/2018 at 00:43
Thanks, very clear!
Reply
Dhiru
18/03/2018 at 20:10
Thank man, you hit at right point. I wasted so much time by going on to
those useless links. But your solution worked like a charm.
Thanks again!
Reply
Muhammad Maroof Subhani

27/07/2018 at 10:56
Thank you, worked like a charm. Great share.
Reply
Bhushan M
24/12/2018 at 06:35
Thank you! This info helped!
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How to setup network after

Setup network on CentOS 7 minimal

“nmcli d” command output

Type “nmtui” command in your terminal to open Network manager. After

CentOS_7 Network manager screen

Now choose you network interfaces and click “Edit”

Edit your network interfaces

Set ip adress using DHCP

Reset network services:

service network restart

Now your server will get IP Address from DHCP .

CentOS 7 check ip address

If you want to set a static IP address see How to configure static ip address on

[box type=”note” align=”” class=”” width=””]See also:

Howto install ifconfig on CentOS 7 Linux

15 ip Command Examples for Linux Users

Setup network on Ubuntu 18.04

Hi, these information is very useful. Thank you very much

Activate network after install:

Thank you in advance.

First, verify the status of Network Manager service

I hope I helped you

thanks! this one works for me. I am using Centos 7 in VMware

Hi, how to setup wireless after install centos7

NetworkManager is still an abomination in my eyes for most uses, but for a

Thank you so much….. very helpful.

Thanks so much man!

It Worked for me, Thanks Mate 🙂

How can I get device address(00:…)?

Type following command:

still i can’t enable ‘Automatically connet ‘ checkbox can you

for anyone else stuck on this – hit space instead of enter

It works for me. Thanks!

no-nonsense guide. I like it. Thank you

may be the ip is down state…..once use this command #ifup eth0

here eth0 is default interface.once try friend

Thanks a lot! Save my day.

Thanks so much. It is useful

Thanks for posting this very helpful info!

Thank man…helped a lot…..

Great guide, thanks for the help.

Thank you vey much.. A great guide..

Thanks. Perfectly described! Works like a charm.

great illustrations and it works as described – thank you very much

This was a big help. Thanks!

Thank you sir. Very useful information

I wish it was available on RHEL6 but it isn’t.

One of the best tutorial, thanks mate

I did not have to restart service to get ip addr

I’ll be glad if I can help.

Big thx for you…you save my time

Excellent. I thought Virtualbox would create this interface if you set it to

thanks alot this worked for me.

This is very useful. Thank you.

Great…that helped me a lot.

Thank You very much

wow, works perfectly. configured networking with these commands.

thank you for the steps.

Thanks, very clear!

Muhammad Maroof Subhani

Thank you, worked like a charm. Great share.

Thank you! This info helped!