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## Prerequisites

* A certain amount of comfort operating from the command line
* Elevated or administrative privileges on the system (For example root, `sudo` and so on)
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missing comma after sudo or not?

* Elevated or administrative privileges on the system (for example root, `sudo` and so on)
* Optional: familiarity with networking concepts

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## Prerequisites

* A certain amount of comfort operating from the command line
* Elevated or administrative privileges on the system (For example root, `sudo` and so on)
* Elevated or administrative privileges on the system (for example root, `sudo` and so on)
* Optional: familiarity with networking concepts

## Using NetworkManager service
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### IP Address

In the previous `/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-enp1s0` listing, we see that the value of the `BOOTPROTO` parameter or key is set to `none`. The configred system is set to a static IP address scheme.
In the previous `/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-enp1s0` listing, we see that the value of the `BOOTPROTO` parameter or key is set to `none`. The configured system is set to a static IP address scheme.

If instead you want to configure the system to use a dynamic IP address scheme, you will have to change the value of the `BOOTPROTO` parameter from `none` to `dhcp` and also remove the `IPADDR`, `PREFIX` and `GATEWAY` lines. This is necessary because all that information will be automaically obtained from any available DHCP server.
If instead you want to configure the system to use a dynamic IP address scheme, you will have to change the value of the `BOOTPROTO` parameter from `none` to `dhcp` and also remove the `IPADDR`, `PREFIX` and `GATEWAY` lines. This is necessary because all that information will be automatically obtained from any available DHCP server.

To configure a static IP address attribution, set the following:

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[user@server ~]$ sudo nmcli connection modify enp1s0 ipv4.method manual
```

!!!tip "When does the connection get updated?"
!!! tip "When does the connection get updated?"

`nmcli connection modify` will not modify the *runtime* configuration, but update the `/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts` configuration files with the appropriate values based on what you have told `nmcli` to configure.

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