I have experienced exactly the behaviour as described by doobydave "I
experience the reverse of this..."@2009-04-18 on a fresh install of Oneiric.
Drove me crazy for a few days.
The problem is that all the local traffic is still being routed (or at least
tried to) via the wired interface. Since
This is on 8.04 64-bit with IPW3945 (or 3495 - can never remember)
Apologies for the necro-post.
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Wired connection can't reach internet after wireless connection
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I experience the reverse of this - that is after connecting via wired
ethernet, the wireless refuses to work (well, the wireless is fine, but
there is a DNS error so updates and normal internet appear inaccesible)
I discovered today that disabling the wired network from within network
manager appl
Thanks for your suggestions. I had both wired and wireless set for "
Enable Roaming Mode". Apparently this mode didn't recognize the change
of DNS server when I went from wireless to wired.Dale
MauroP wrote:
> Ok, I see that you don't have a "normal" trouble ;)
> Well, if your wired connec
Ok, I see that you don't have a "normal" trouble ;)
Well, if your wired connection have DHCP, you must try in your terminal: sudo
dhclient
If you have static address, open the network-manager and insert the IP asigned,
and then restart the network (command on the previous post).
This command ask
MauroP,
When I use a wireless connection, Ubuntu assigns eth1 as the connection
device. I noticed the two commands you suggested work with eth0. Is there
a way to make them work with eth1?
Thanks,
Dale
On 2/27/08, MauroP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Wich wireless chip do you have?
> Do you
MauroP,
Thanks for the timely response. I wasn't clear. The problem occurs on
the wired connection. It works fine on wireless but when I later
connect to a wired connection it fails to find the internet. When I
move from wired to wireless there is no problem.
I have not tried the two comm
Wich wireless chip do you have?
Do you try these commands on a terminal:
sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
sudo /etc/init.d/networking force-reload
After connecting to wifi
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Assignee: (unassigned) => MauroP (elkan76)
Status: New => Incomplete
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