What Is True About NetworkManager on a Linux System That

question 7

Multiple Choice

What is true about NetworkManager on a Linux system that uses its distribution's mechanisms to configure network interfaces?

• A) NetworkManager reconfigures all network interfaces to use DHCP unless they are specifically managed by NetworkManager.
• B) NetworkManager must be explicitly enabled for each interface it should manage.
• C) NetworkManager by default does not change interfaces which are already configured.
• D) NetworkManager disables all interfaces which were not configured by NetworkManager.
• E) NetworkManager can be configured to use the distribution's network interface configuration.

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