Ubuntu Networking quirk
I'm running Linux Ubuntu, and when I start up my system, there is no internet connection. I have to right click up top where it show my connection (or lack there of), edit settings, then un-check the "system setting" box. Then the connection connects immediately. What would cause this, and how can I un-check that box permanently?
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- Which version of ubuntu ? - Please post the contents of the file /etc/network/interfaces |
Wireless using Linksys WUSB54GS
Ubuntu 8.10 auto lo iface lo inet loopback |
Are you using wireless encryption? This assumes you are not:
Type ifconfig in a terminal to find the name of your wireless interface. Suppose it is wlan0 Make the interfaces file look like this: Code:
auto lo |
encryption
I'
m using a 10 hex digit key. Will this change what you entered above? |
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Are you using WEP WPA or WHAT ? I'm using WPA. Here's my interfaces file: Code:
auto lo Then try sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart |
WEP
Yeah I'm using WEP 10 hex digit
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Switch to WPA. |
OK wellc an you tell me how it would look if it is wep? Is it the same as what you had posted above except wep instead of wpa?
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