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Create WiFi 6(E) hotspot / access point

Is there a way to create a WiFi 6(E) hotspot (or AccessPoint) in Ubuntu (or Linux in general). I was previously using nmcli but it only supports a and bg but because I use an Intel AX210 I would like ...
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How can I permanently change a network device name in CentOS8?

I want to permanently change the device name of a network interface using a portable script. The interface gets the ugly name of enp02fghjkl1. I want to give a pretty name of netface1. I have tried ...
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nmcli get actual name of interface (e.g. tun0) from connection name

1.) I would like to get the actual name of an interface from the connection name used by nmcli. In my case, I have several VPN-connections, let's call one of them my-vpn. Now, I do nmcli con up id my-...
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Connecting to open networks using nmcli Wi-Fi network could not be found

I have an an orange pi zero running armbian I am having problem connecting to open networks using nmcli. I can very well connect to my home "WPA1 WPA2" secured network with no issue at all. ...
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why there are lot of tun interfaces on my ubuntu 20.04 machine

Today I ran nmcli device show and its showing lot of tun interfaces on my machine. Also device name is not familiar to me like as0t0 other than eth0 and wl0. Can I check who is using them. also is it ...
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Remove secondary IP with NetworkManager / nmcli

I tried to assign a static IP to my Ubuntu 16.04 server using nmcli, which worked but it still has the original IP reserved as a "secondary" IP. I'm not sure how to get rid of it. 10.163.148.36 is ...
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how do I use nmcli to add an IP-address to an interface?

On a CentOS 7 virtual machine, I have an interface called ens7, as shown here: [root@localhost ~]# nmcli con show NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE ...
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