Leap 16 sudden network failure

Hi folks. New issue here with my Leap 16 installation (on a XPS Laptop). I have suddenly connection issue. It worked and suddenly started popping up an error message: “Failed to download metadata for lvfs: network is unreachable …” I did some research on the lvfs but all looks good; I assume it has to do with the network settings. Any good idea how to fix it? Looks like I cannot even ping a server. … Appreciate all help!

Does this relate to wired or wireless network connectivity? When did it stop working? If Wi-Fi, you haven’t accidentally disabled it by a Fn key?

Some basic IP checks you can do to assess if you have a local network address…
ip addr
reach the router…
ip route
ping a well-known internet address…
ping -c3 8.8.8.8
ping -c3 google.com

I assume that you are using NetworkManager to manage the network connectivity? If so, show
nmcli d
Anything in the connected state?

You can copy the requested output to a text file on a memory stick and share via an internet connected machine if necessary.

@henry_1:

Please, also check the following two items –

systemctl status NetworkManager.service
cat /etc/resolv.conf
  • /etc/resolv.conf” should be a symlink to “/run/netconfig/resolv.conf” …

Thanks deano_ferrari and dcurtisfra for your response!
Here’s the story: It’s working now! I have no idea what happened. I did a fresh install (for dual boot with windows) when the issue popped up. With this new install I played around with some normal settings (font etc.). I swear I did not touch the network setting stuff :slight_smile: .
Whatever, all good now … beside I cannot set up the printer which was no problem when I did the first install a couple of month ago. It’s honestly frustrating not see a logic behind all that stuff … but I’m trying to learn … :slight_smile:

All good. If you need help with getting the printer working start a new topic, provide the relevant details, and I’m sure someone will be able to assist. (Most modern network-connected printers need little in the way of configuration.)