# Restart your machine, or uncomment one of the lines below:Īfter you run these commands, refer to the final step above to enable screen sharing. Sudo sed -i '/^network:/a \ renderer: NetworkManager' 50-cloud-init.yaml # Whitespace in this command is important! # Ensure networks are managed by NetworkManager Sudo sed -i 's/managed=false/managed=true/g' nf # Change nf: 'managed=false' to 'managed=true' If all you're looking for is some terminal commands, and you haven't made any manual changes to the files mentioned in the instructions above, running the commands below should take care of the file modifications: cd /etc/NetworkManager Under Networks (bottom of dialog), toggle those ON as well.You should now be able to toggle Screen Sharing to ON.Then you can go to Settings » Sharing » Screen Sharing.After restart the network will now show "wired-connected".I had then to restart the computer for this to be effective.New file looks similar to this (ensure the renderer line is indented as shown): network: save nf to NetworkManager.orig (as a backup).
Note: If you're interested in a set of commands to copy/paste into your terminal, I'd encourage you to review these instructions first, before running the commands listed at the end of this answer.
My network showed "wired-unmanaged" to correct this, I had to do the following: This happened to me, here is how I corrected it.
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