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Ubuntu 18.10 won't connect to ethernet
Cannot connect to network with laptopLaptop won't connect to Ethernet after configuring it for Broadband BSNLUbuntu 12.04 LTS Won't Connect to the School's Wired NetworkUbuntu won't connect to Network through EthernetCannot connect to internet on wired connectionCan't get ethernet connection to work with 'Intel Corporation 82579LM Gigabit Network Connection (rev 04)' on Ubuntu 15.04How to tell whether your computer is using wifi or ethernet to access the internetSharing internet from USB-Modem to an external router via ethernet cable“Shared to other computers” not working on Lubuntu 18.04 and upUbuntu 18.10 Ethernet LAN doesn't connect
So this is my first post to this site. I've looked around and cannot find any other posts that match the issue I'm having.
I recently updated my desktop (a HP Elite One 800 all in one) to Ubuntu 18.10. This has resulted in the computer not connecting to the internet over ethernet which worked fine before updating.
I've checked the ethernet cable on my Windows 10 laptop and can confirm the cable is fine as I've full connectivity over it, as does wireless over the laptop as well as my smart phone, tablet and Kindle plus ethernet connected Xbox One and Apple TV so the network itself seems fine.
When I check the settings a question mark is located over the network icon, but in the network settings page wired connection says "Conencted - 100Mb/s". Both IPv4 and IPv6 are set to "Automatic (DHCP)".
Would anyone know any solutions to getting my ethernet working again as I'm still quite new to Ubuntu? The computer does not have wireless options only ethernet.
networking internet ethernet 18.10 cuttlefish
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So this is my first post to this site. I've looked around and cannot find any other posts that match the issue I'm having.
I recently updated my desktop (a HP Elite One 800 all in one) to Ubuntu 18.10. This has resulted in the computer not connecting to the internet over ethernet which worked fine before updating.
I've checked the ethernet cable on my Windows 10 laptop and can confirm the cable is fine as I've full connectivity over it, as does wireless over the laptop as well as my smart phone, tablet and Kindle plus ethernet connected Xbox One and Apple TV so the network itself seems fine.
When I check the settings a question mark is located over the network icon, but in the network settings page wired connection says "Conencted - 100Mb/s". Both IPv4 and IPv6 are set to "Automatic (DHCP)".
Would anyone know any solutions to getting my ethernet working again as I'm still quite new to Ubuntu? The computer does not have wireless options only ethernet.
networking internet ethernet 18.10 cuttlefish
asked 1 hour ago
Craig KirkwoodCraig Kirkwood
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Edit your question and show mesudo lshw -C networkandifconfigandcat /etc/netplan/*.yaml. Please describe your ethernet wiring from the computer, all the way to the router/modem. I strongly suspect either a cable problem, or a switch/hub/router/modem problem. Is this something that used to work, or it has never worked? Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
57 mins ago
updated ... to Ubuntu 18.10 from what? Was the network working before?
– GabrielaGarcia
56 mins ago
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So this is my first post to this site. I've looked around and cannot find any other posts that match the issue I'm having.
I recently updated my desktop (a HP Elite One 800 all in one) to Ubuntu 18.10. This has resulted in the computer not connecting to the internet over ethernet which worked fine before updating.
I've checked the ethernet cable on my Windows 10 laptop and can confirm the cable is fine as I've full connectivity over it, as does wireless over the laptop as well as my smart phone, tablet and Kindle plus ethernet connected Xbox One and Apple TV so the network itself seems fine.
When I check the settings a question mark is located over the network icon, but in the network settings page wired connection says "Conencted - 100Mb/s". Both IPv4 and IPv6 are set to "Automatic (DHCP)".
Would anyone know any solutions to getting my ethernet working again as I'm still quite new to Ubuntu? The computer does not have wireless options only ethernet.
networking internet ethernet 18.10 cuttlefish
asked 1 hour ago
Craig KirkwoodCraig Kirkwood
12
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So this is my first post to this site. I've looked around and cannot find any other posts that match the issue I'm having.
I recently updated my desktop (a HP Elite One 800 all in one) to Ubuntu 18.10. This has resulted in the computer not connecting to the internet over ethernet which worked fine before updating.
I've checked the ethernet cable on my Windows 10 laptop and can confirm the cable is fine as I've full connectivity over it, as does wireless over the laptop as well as my smart phone, tablet and Kindle plus ethernet connected Xbox One and Apple TV so the network itself seems fine.
When I check the settings a question mark is located over the network icon, but in the network settings page wired connection says "Conencted - 100Mb/s". Both IPv4 and IPv6 are set to "Automatic (DHCP)".
Would anyone know any solutions to getting my ethernet working again as I'm still quite new to Ubuntu? The computer does not have wireless options only ethernet.
networking internet ethernet 18.10 cuttlefish
networking internet ethernet 18.10 cuttlefish
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Edit your question and show mesudo lshw -C networkandifconfigandcat /etc/netplan/*.yaml. Please describe your ethernet wiring from the computer, all the way to the router/modem. I strongly suspect either a cable problem, or a switch/hub/router/modem problem. Is this something that used to work, or it has never worked? Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
57 mins ago
updated ... to Ubuntu 18.10 from what? Was the network working before?
– GabrielaGarcia
56 mins ago
add a comment |
Edit your question and show mesudo lshw -C networkandifconfigandcat /etc/netplan/*.yaml. Please describe your ethernet wiring from the computer, all the way to the router/modem. I strongly suspect either a cable problem, or a switch/hub/router/modem problem. Is this something that used to work, or it has never worked? Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
57 mins ago
updated ... to Ubuntu 18.10 from what? Was the network working before?
– GabrielaGarcia
56 mins ago
Edit your question and show me
sudo lshw -C network and ifconfig and cat /etc/netplan/*.yaml. Please describe your ethernet wiring from the computer, all the way to the router/modem. I strongly suspect either a cable problem, or a switch/hub/router/modem problem. Is this something that used to work, or it has never worked? Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
57 mins ago
Edit your question and show me
sudo lshw -C network and ifconfig and cat /etc/netplan/*.yaml. Please describe your ethernet wiring from the computer, all the way to the router/modem. I strongly suspect either a cable problem, or a switch/hub/router/modem problem. Is this something that used to work, or it has never worked? Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
57 mins ago
updated ... to Ubuntu 18.10 from what? Was the network working before?
– GabrielaGarcia
56 mins ago
updated ... to Ubuntu 18.10 from what? Was the network working before?
– GabrielaGarcia
56 mins ago
add a comment |
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sudo lshw -C networkandifconfigandcat /etc/netplan/*.yaml. Please describe your ethernet wiring from the computer, all the way to the router/modem. I strongly suspect either a cable problem, or a switch/hub/router/modem problem. Is this something that used to work, or it has never worked? Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
57 mins ago
updated ... to Ubuntu 18.10 from what? Was the network working before?
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56 mins ago