Public bug reported:
On 13.04 with two mobile broadband devices disabling Mobile Broadband
only disables the first device. The first device is an internal min-PCIe
device, the second an external USB 'dongle'.
Both devices use the same connection APN info so disabling a connection
is not a workaround.
As the external device is presenting as two USB serial interfaces other
processes cannot access the serial ports whilst Network Manager has them
open.
There needs to be an option to disable individual devices where there is
more than one since the first device may be the primary WAN connection,
so disabling all Mobile Broadband would not be desired.
** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1251852
Title:
Unable to disable more than one Mobile Broadband device
Status in “network-manager” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
On 13.04 with two mobile broadband devices disabling Mobile Broadband
only disables the first device. The first device is an internal min-
PCIe device, the second an external USB 'dongle'.
Both devices use the same connection APN info so disabling a
connection is not a workaround.
As the external device is presenting as two USB serial interfaces
other processes cannot access the serial ports whilst Network Manager
has them open.
There needs to be an option to disable individual devices where there
is more than one since the first device may be the primary WAN
connection, so disabling all Mobile Broadband would not be desired.
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