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==NetworkManager==
If you are using NetworkManager, this is one solution to the problem. The NetworkManager's config drop folder is placed in <code>/etc/NetworkManager/conf.d</code>. In this folder you can place snippets which controls how NetworkManager works. The files should be named with a number and a description of its purpose and always end with {{ic|.conf}}. The files are then applied in numerical order from the lowest to the highest. A configuration in a file with a higher number will override what could have been configured in a lower numbered file.

==NetworkManager==
If you are using NetworkManager, this is one solution to the problem.  The NetworkManager's config drop folder is placed in <code>/etc/NetworkManager/conf.d</code>. In this folder you can place snippets which controls how NetworkManager works. The files should be named with a number and a description of its purpose and always end with {{ic|.conf}}. The files are then applied in numerical order from the lowest to the highest. A configuration in a file with a higher number will override what could have been configured in a lower numbered file.

NetworkManager

If you are using NetworkManager, this is one solution to the problem. The NetworkManager's config drop folder is placed in /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d. In this folder you can place snippets which controls how NetworkManager works. The files should be named with a number and a description of its purpose and always end with .conf. The files are then applied in numerical order from the lowest to the highest. A configuration in a file with a higher number will override what could have been configured in a lower numbered file.