[Ubuntu Wiki] Update of "X/Debugging/WirelessWithoutX" by mathieu-tl

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  This page describes how to set up your system so that a wireless connection is available without needing to log in to the desktop.
  
  == NetworkManager ==
+ 
+ === Command-line ===
+ 
+ NetworkManager now comes with a command-line utility to do some amounts of configuration.
+ 
+ You can list the connections you have previously created:
+ 
+ {{{
+ $ nmcli con
+ NAME                      UUID                                   TYPE              SCOPE    TIMESTAMP-REAL                    
+ Auto eth0                 af1d8c7f-be09-478c-baf7-8fc894aa4cff   802-3-ethernet    system   never                             
+ NAME                      UUID                                   TYPE              SCOPE    TIMESTAMP-REAL                    
+ Auto Ubuntu               0e539a80-5b84-4b2b-9bdb-add530e32cd5   802-11-wireless   user     Mon Oct  4 12:18:47 2010        
+ }}}
+ 
+ To connect, you can then use a connection's ID/UUID:
+ 
+ {{{
+ $ nmcli con up uuid 0e539a80-5b84-4b2b-9bdb-add530e32cd5
+ }}}
+ 
+ There is help available by way of the {{{nmcli help}}} command.
+ 
  === GNOME ===
   1. ''Right'' click on the network applet in your panel, and select ''Edit Connections…''
  
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  == ConnMan ==
  For Maverick, the Ubuntu Netbook Edition images plan to use network-indicator and ConnMan.  Currently there is no GUI support for setting up system-wide network connections.
  
+ === Command-line ===
+ 
+ Connman (with the 'indicator-network' package) includes a basic command-line application called {{{cmcc}}}.
+ 
+ 
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