network interfaces: my internal NIC is wlan0 by default. switching over to wlan1 for USB NIC
So, my internal wifi is wlan0 by default. when I connect my USB wifi "dongle", the dongle becomes wlan1. ok, that sounds legit.
but I kinda want the opposite. when i connect the dongle, i want it to become wlan0 and i want my internal to become wlan1. i want it to reverse this process when i remove the dongle. (internal becomes wlan0 again)
additionally, if i had a third or fourth dongle, i would want that to just continue the normal chronological scheme. (wlan2, wlan3, wlan4)
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So, my internal wifi is wlan0 by default. when I connect my USB wifi "dongle", the dongle becomes wlan1. ok, that sounds legit.
but I kinda want the opposite. when i connect the dongle, i want it to become wlan0 and i want my internal to become wlan1. i want it to reverse this process when i remove the dongle. (internal becomes wlan0 again)
additionally, if i had a third or fourth dongle, i would want that to just continue the normal chronological scheme. (wlan2, wlan3, wlan4)
networking wireless usb network-manager kali
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So, my internal wifi is wlan0 by default. when I connect my USB wifi "dongle", the dongle becomes wlan1. ok, that sounds legit.
but I kinda want the opposite. when i connect the dongle, i want it to become wlan0 and i want my internal to become wlan1. i want it to reverse this process when i remove the dongle. (internal becomes wlan0 again)
additionally, if i had a third or fourth dongle, i would want that to just continue the normal chronological scheme. (wlan2, wlan3, wlan4)
networking wireless usb network-manager kali
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So, my internal wifi is wlan0 by default. when I connect my USB wifi "dongle", the dongle becomes wlan1. ok, that sounds legit.
but I kinda want the opposite. when i connect the dongle, i want it to become wlan0 and i want my internal to become wlan1. i want it to reverse this process when i remove the dongle. (internal becomes wlan0 again)
additionally, if i had a third or fourth dongle, i would want that to just continue the normal chronological scheme. (wlan2, wlan3, wlan4)
networking wireless usb network-manager kali
networking wireless usb network-manager kali
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