I’m using openSuSE Tumbleweed (upgraded from 13.1), and it is always a problem for me to have internet connection.
I use network manager, and connect to the wlan router with WPA2 Personal (psk) security setting. I don’t have any problem in connecting to the router, which i can go to the router setting page, however, i cannot go outside. I’m sure my router settings are correct.
Using the same router but connect through cable, then everything is perfect.
I have another laptop which is running Kubuntu, similar situation is happened in general. However, more strangely, using Kubuntu, on one day the wireless connection was perfect, both connecting to the router and to the internet. But on the next day, it returns to the general problematic situation, which is able to connect to the router but not the internet. Therefore, i guess the router settings are correct.
It is very WEIRD …
I’m looking forward in your experience and suggestions, thanks in advance
Thank you for your reply All of them are fine when i got the internet connection, however, when the connection was suddenly out (while the connection to the router stayed), resolv.conf remained the same but the route was just blank.
However, i found something insane: When the internet connection was dropped, i have around 20-30 % chance to get it back after repeatly running traceroute (traceroute www.google.com). I just wonder if it can be a result of faulty router…
On Fri 07 Feb 2014 10:26:01 PM CST, franzkrystian wrote:
malcolmlewis;2622813 Wrote:
> Hi That would indicate gateway and/or DNS problem. When you connect
> via wireless, open a terminal session and run; >
Code:
> > /sbin/route cat /etc/resolv.conf
> > Do you see the router ip address in the first command, do you see
> nameserver entries in the second? Does your router show DNS
> entries? Thank you for your reply All of them are fine when i got
> the internet
connection, however, when the connection was suddenly out (while the
connection to the router stayed), resolv.conf remained the same but the
route was just blank. However, i found something insane: When the
internet connection was dropped, i have around 20-30 % chance to get it
back after repeatly running traceroute (traceroute www.google.com). I
just wonder if it can be a result of faulty router…
Hi
Sounds like the wireless maybe flaky on the router, your router is not
being affected by other routers on the same channel perhaps? If you
run (as root user);
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