Wireless and Wallet [Solved]

[cwright80]

what kind of card?

[rogerh113]

Actually it is an integrated mini-itx motherboard - ZOTAC D2700-ITX.

Regards -- Roger

[cwright80]

some time ago i had to restart networkmanager after boot in order to connect

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/etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart

[rogerh113]

Any suggestions from the attached logs as to what might be wrong?? More info needed to analyze the problem?

Thanks -- Roger

[Ryuno-Ki]

Yeah, I'll answer you soon. I have to write an exam the day after tomorrow.
So the output I asked you for was merely for other supporters to check and compare with the link in the same post.
I'm sorry, that I cannot help you immediately

[rogerh113]

Hello,

I'm starting again to work on getting the wireless connection resolved. Any help or suggestions appreciated.....

Regards -- Roger

[rogerh113]

Hello,

I tried the NetworkManager restart, but that seemed to make no difference.

The wireless icon says connected, and this is the info it provided :

Type - Wireless 802.11
Connection status - Connected
IP Address - 192.168.2.110
Connection speed - 65 MBits/sec
Sys name - wlp3s0
MAC address - B8:03:05:1A:D9:A2
Driver - iwlwifi
Access point SSID - linksys
Band - b/g
Channel - 1 (2412 MHz)

received 68.36 KiB
transmitted 152.34 KiB

I tried to load a page in the browser, which resulted in the above received / transmitted numbers. The router strength listed on the scan is 100%, but shows only the b/g portion of the router and not the n portion.

Are there any specific DNS settings that I need to put in - I am wondering if that is part of the problem (does not address the n router portion, but could at least be a start....). The ethernet connection just worked 'out of the box' but this is apparently a bit more complex.

Regards -- Roger