TCP/IP Configuration Manager
netmanager [-f file] [-p num] [-r [interface]] [-s] [-w [interface]]
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The netmanager process is used to apply the TCP/IP configuration as described in the configuration file.
The netmanager uses dhcp.client to support a DHCP configuration.
You can use route and ifconfig to set TCP/IP parameters. You can also run dhcp.client from the command line.
When applying a configuration, parameters provided by a DHCP server are used before manually configured parameters. If you need to override a configuration parameter that's supplied by the DHCP server (e.g. gateway), use manual mode.
The netmanager uses the _CS_RESOLVE configuration string instead of /etc/resolv.conf, and passes options to dhcp.client and pppd.
If there's no configuration file present, DHCP is used on unconfigured interfaces.
The netmanager can set or get TCP/IP configuration parameters related to:
Write the information for all interfaces in a file:
netmanager -w all -f filename
If no filename is provided, the information is written in /etc/net.cfg.