Why is the nm-tool command line tool not available in Ubuntu 15.04?
Please read the 2015-01-27 changelog for network manager. A snippet form all the changes ...
network-manager (0.9.10.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium
- New upstream release.
- Exclude libtool .la files from list-missing.
- Update symbols files.
- Update Build-Depends as per configure.ac.
- Build and install nmtui, a curses-based interface for easier console
operation.
- Install new device plugins.
- Stop installing the nm-tool binary which was dropped upstream as it has been replaced by the much more powerful nmcli tool.
The name of what you want is nmcli.
Besides that there is a new tool call nmtui:
network-manager (0.9.10.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium
- New upstream release.
- Exclude libtool .la files from list-missing.
- Update symbols files.
- Update Build-Depends as per configure.ac.
- Build and install nmtui, a curses-based interface for easier console
operation.
From the manual page for nmtui:
nmtui — Text User Interface for controlling NetworkManager
nmtui [edit | connect | hostname] [...]
nmtui-edit [connection-id | connection-name]
nmtui-connect [connection-name | connection-uuid | device-name | Wi-Fi-SSID]
nmtui-hostname
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