Managing Network Connections on the Command Line

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Here are the tools that matter. Tha min one being Wicd, the “wired and wireless network manager for Linux”.

nmcli
nm-applet
ifconfig
iwconfig
wicd
wpa_supplicant

Apparently nmcli the network manager command line tool doesn’t know how to get a list of existing networks, so you’ll still need to get a list from somewhere else, possibly if nm-applet has command line options or the other wireless utilities listed below.

One of these days I’ll put an actual list of useful commands for these.

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