Re: Preventing automatic DHCP requests

2008-10-13 Thread Dan Williams
On Mon, 2008-10-13 at 12:30 +0200, Sverre Bakke wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I was wondering if there are any way to prevent Network Manager from
> automatically send a DHCP request upon connecting to a (any) network?
> What I want to achieve is so that every time I connect to a network
> (using NM), network manager just waits for me to manually ask for the
> IP settings through dhclient or similar.

You can set up a static IP connection with NM 0.7 and set it to not
autoconnect, at which point you can manually choose which connection
you'd like to make from the menu whenever you want to do so.  Then you
can delete the "Auto Ethernet" connection and you can have complete
manual control over when and what your network settings for the ethernet
card are.

Dan

> I tried looking for the documentation, but could not find anything
> about this neither on the NM website or on google so I was hoping
> anyone here could either point me in the right direction or confirm
> whether its even possible or not so I can stop wasting my time if its
> not possible. I appreciate all answers to this question, both positive
> and negative.
> 
> Thank you
> 
> -- Sverre Bakke
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Preventing automatic DHCP requests

2008-10-13 Thread Sverre Bakke
Hi

I was wondering if there are any way to prevent Network Manager from
automatically send a DHCP request upon connecting to a (any) network?
What I want to achieve is so that every time I connect to a network
(using NM), network manager just waits for me to manually ask for the
IP settings through dhclient or similar.

I tried looking for the documentation, but could not find anything
about this neither on the NM website or on google so I was hoping
anyone here could either point me in the right direction or confirm
whether its even possible or not so I can stop wasting my time if its
not possible. I appreciate all answers to this question, both positive
and negative.

Thank you

-- Sverre Bakke
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