How can I check which interface is connected to link when I install CentOS?

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When I install the CentOS 6.8 Operation System:



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there are two network interfaces. one is connected link, the other isn't.



I want to know how can I check which is connected link?










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  • I assume that this is the Network Manager interface. If it's true, push Edit and it will show you MAC address of interface. Type ip link and try to find corresponding interface with MAC address which has state UP phrase.
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When I install the CentOS 6.8 Operation System:



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there are two network interfaces. one is connected link, the other isn't.



I want to know how can I check which is connected link?










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  • I assume that this is the Network Manager interface. If it's true, push Edit and it will show you MAC address of interface. Type ip link and try to find corresponding interface with MAC address which has state UP phrase.
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    Nov 20 at 10:32












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When I install the CentOS 6.8 Operation System:



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there are two network interfaces. one is connected link, the other isn't.



I want to know how can I check which is connected link?










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When I install the CentOS 6.8 Operation System:



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there are two network interfaces. one is connected link, the other isn't.



I want to know how can I check which is connected link?







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  • I assume that this is the Network Manager interface. If it's true, push Edit and it will show you MAC address of interface. Type ip link and try to find corresponding interface with MAC address which has state UP phrase.
    – Yurij Goncharuk
    Nov 20 at 10:32
















  • I assume that this is the Network Manager interface. If it's true, push Edit and it will show you MAC address of interface. Type ip link and try to find corresponding interface with MAC address which has state UP phrase.
    – Yurij Goncharuk
    Nov 20 at 10:32















I assume that this is the Network Manager interface. If it's true, push Edit and it will show you MAC address of interface. Type ip link and try to find corresponding interface with MAC address which has state UP phrase.
– Yurij Goncharuk
Nov 20 at 10:32




I assume that this is the Network Manager interface. If it's true, push Edit and it will show you MAC address of interface. Type ip link and try to find corresponding interface with MAC address which has state UP phrase.
– Yurij Goncharuk
Nov 20 at 10:32















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