With that being said it is useful to know how to setup connections using the network manager cli "nmcli"
Delete a Conneciton
First find the connection you want to deletenmcli con show
[root@beta-spc ~]# nmcli con show
NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
eno2 b92a64bd-d6d4-4df4-bb76-bb3d79906ca6 802-3-ethernet --
eno4 de8b37ac-dfbd-4bae-8b16-10ec27f3f8f2 802-3-ethernet --
eno3 d25d0375-742f-4ad0-9510-7f86c3d5c619 802-3-ethernet --
net-eno1 b2eab8d8-c13b-4822-a202-9892c8676a3b 802-3-ethernet eno1
Then lets delete "net-eno1" so we can add new info for it
nmcli con del b2eab8d8-c13b-4822-a202-9892c8676a3b
Add a new connection
nmcli con add ifname eno1 type ethernet ip4 192.168.249.7/24 gw4 192.168.249.1
Resources:
https://www.certdepot.net/rhel7-configure-ipv4-addresses/
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