Command: network

Manage network interfaces and locations on macOS.

Usage

Usage: m network [OPTIONS]

Description: Manage network interfaces and locations on macOS.

Options:
  --help                                            Show this help message and exit
  --list                                            List all network interfaces and their IP addresses
  --location <info|list|create|delete|switch> NAME  Manage network locations (info & list don't require NAME)

Options

--list

Lists all hardware ports (network interfaces) on your system, such as Wi-Fi and Ethernet, and displays their assigned IP addresses if active.

Example:

m network --list

--location <subcommand> [NAME]

Manages network locations, which are saved sets of network settings. This is useful for quickly switching between different network configurations (e.g., home, office, public Wi-Fi).

• info: Shows the currently active network location.
• list: Lists all available network locations.
• create NAME: Creates a new network location with the given name.
• delete NAME: Deletes a network location.
• switch NAME: Switches to the specified network location.

Examples:

# See all available locations
m network --location list

# Create a new location for the office
m network --location create Office

# Switch to the 'Office' location
m network --location switch Office