How do you connect Fedora to a LAN?

Answer 1

To connect Fedora to a LAN, first ensure that your network interface is enabled. You can do this through the GNOME Settings by navigating to "Network" and toggling the switch for your wired connection. Alternatively, you can use the terminal with the command nmcli device connect <interface_name>, replacing <interface_name> with your actual network interface (like eth0 or enp3s0). Once connected, you should receive an IP address automatically via DHCP, allowing you to access the local network.