connmand(8) connmand Manual connmand(8)NAME
connmand - connection manager
SYNOPSIS
connmand [options]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page explains the connmand daemon. connmand is used to manage internet connections on embedded devices.
OPTIONS
-h/--help
Shows help options and usage information.
-d/--debug=DEBUG
Specify debug options to enable.
-i/--device=DEV
Specify a networking device or interface to manage.
-I/--nodevice=DEV
Specify a networking device or interface to ignore.
-p/--plugin=NAME
Specify a plugin that should be loaded.
-P/--noplugin=NAME
Specify a plugin that should be excluded from loading.
-W/--wifi=NAME
Specify a driver to use for WiFi/Supplicant.
-n/--nodaemon
Do not fork to background.
-c/--compat
Enable compatibility with NetworkManager.
-t/--selftest
Run self-testing routines.
-v/--version
Show version information and exit.
AUTHOR
Mathieu Trudel <mathieu-tl@ubuntu.com>
3 February 2010 connmand(8)
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