014.01.38.7. Discuss the general configuration directory for NetworkManager and the key components found in the NetworkManager.conf file. Provide an example of a simple configuration that activates specific plugins.
The general configuration directory for NetworkManager is /etc/NetworkManager, the key components found in the NetworkManager.conf file are certain key-value pairs falling into different sections. Every configuration file has a [main] section that defines the plug-ins to use. Here's an example of a plugin used by Ubuntu and Debian:
[main]
plugins = ifupdown, keyfile
The keyfile plugin suppots NetworkManager's native configuration file support.
The primary configuration directory for NetworkManager is located at /etc/NetworkManager, and the NetworkManager.conf file contains key components presented as key-value pairs within different sections. Each configuration file typically includes a [main] section specifying the plugins to utilize. For instance, in Ubuntu and Debian, a plugin example is as follows:
[main]
plugins = ifupdown, keyfile
The keyfile plugin supports NetworkManager's native configuration file support.
