okey,
for ip route i have a picture above (post 9), i post the other result when I am at home…
This are three different IP addresses. In the dns you can give different DNS addresses while separate them with a coma and a space. In the overview you just see the space.
When you work on two different places you probably have to tell more about how you connect to the internet.
If you are on the working-place behind a firewall/proxy you can not use the same config as at home and viz versa. You need to create two connections and configure them and name them as Business / Home for example.
mhh, interesting…
but one of the two should work if this is the problem… And the problem came after I updated Fedora to 37…
is there a way to reset my whole wifi /internet config?
Umm
That ping result shows there may be a problem with the internet outside your machine.
Can you get a proper ping result from the gateway router?
ping -c 4 192.168.64.254
or from your own interface?
ping -c 4 192.168.64.89
It appears you are actually connected to the wifi AP but not even able to ping out to the world.
Apparently your system is not properly getting the wifi configured.
You have posted once with a gateway as 192.168.0.1 and your address as 192.168.0.109, and at least once with the gateway as 192.168.64.254 and your address as 192.168.64.89.
This seems that you are moving between APs to make the connections.
We cannot really give more than generic advice if the config is constantly changing.
Step 1 is to verify that your laptop can connect to and communicate with the gateway router.
- Connect to the AP
- Verify the machine address and network.
ip addressto show the address given
ip routeto show the default route and the gateway address
ping -c 4 <gateway address>to verify proper communication to the gateway - Once you are able to get a response to the ping from the gateway then
ping -c 4 8.8.8.8to verify that you are actually able to communicate to the internet via that gateway router. Note that some devices in commercial sites will not respond to a ping, so the ping to the gateway may not get a response. It may be worth trying the 8.8.8.8 address even if the gateway does not respond.
If you are able to ping your own machine with the local IP address but not able to ping beyond then it seems there is something (such as a firewall) on the gateway blocking your own IP and thus preventing outward traffic
Okey, thank you
Yes, i wasn’t at home when i made the other picture. I’m sorry.
But i have the problem everywhere…
It seems that I can’t ping any gateway of different wifis… something is blockong that…
I can only ping my address.
Yes you can delete your connections!
Gnome has some auto functions who could make you problems.
To avoid this, i propose that you use nmcli in terminal or if you prefer a gui you could install
sudo dnf install nm-connection-editor
Remove all connections and start over with the gui tool.
Please check also on your providers website if there changed something.
Okey,
I found also that my nmcli shows that my connection isn’t working fine… what useful infos can I get from it to finde out where the problem is?
It shows your connection is just “nur Gelände” means local network (LAN)
The WAN connection is missing/not reachable.
Try to use just IP4. Then you see if this IP6 Gateway was misleading your connection.
I would like to know:
Did you try to start over as you proposed above?
Did you try to create a connection other than the gnome build in network options?
Did you try strictly test just IP4?
Did you check on your providers website/support if they not changed something you not know yet?
Did you strictly separate business with home connections? If not, this will give a never ending story here.
Okey,
I tried a lot of things and this are my results:
- As I wrote before i cant ping the gateway
- Yes, I tried to make a connection with nmcli and it was the same result.
- I tried also this, but I couldn’t figure if I did it the right way…
- I don’t now exactly how you mean to separate my home and business connections but I removed all my connections and builded one from scrach and there was the same error.
But I have now an other interesting thing: When I connect myself with a VPN my Internet works fine! I dont exactly know what this could mean.
I hope it could help to solve the problem.
Okey, the solution was simple… There was an error at an update I think…
With the VPN Internet connection i could update my system and then it worked fine again.
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