On 6/16/25 7:37 PM, ToddAndMargo via users wrote:
Although the network manager is "suppose" to do this
(or something similar), I discovered the following
corrected the problem:
"#" means as "root"
# systemctl restart NetworkManager.service
If you run it as a user, systemctl will prompt you
for the root password.
Once you get all of Samuel fixed in place and if
it just does not seems to work, try the restart command.
That is a good suggestion. However, I think there are some
configuration issues still.
Here is my documentation on how to set up a bridge.
Keep in mind that if Sam says something different,
go with him. He is 1000 time more skilled at this
than me. This is aimed at bridging a qemu-kvm
virtual machine.
Setting Up a Network Bridge Using nmcli Tool:
Unfortunately, this is for a much different use case and probably not
very helpful here. I highly recommend using nm-connection-editor
instead of editing files or running nmcli directly. It is very helpful
and covers almost all situations.
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