driver

[TrevorH]

Show the contents of all files that match /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-*

[jlehtone]

I did not see the output of

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sudo systemctl status NetworkManager.service

and forgot to ask for

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ip li

The latter should show more devices than just 'lo' and 'virbr0'.

If you had NetworkManager running, then you could see also:

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nmcli d s

[sarath]

any one can help

[TrevorH]

When you supply the various bits of information that have been requested of you, perhaps someone can help. Until then, no.

[sarath]

thanks everyone
#sudo systemctl start NetworkManager.services
that worked for me
actually some mistakes am done
sorry for that and am apologizing.
everything fine now thnk u thank u alll

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[sarath]

thank for support

[jlehtone]

You have started the service for this session.
If you want the service to automatically start on every boot, then you have to enable it:

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sudo systemctl enable NetworkManager.services

[sarath]

okay
thanks bro