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    Wired Connection Connected But Not Working

    I had a strange situation yesterday. Ubuntu 12.04.4 was connected to the internet but was not working. I logged into Windows 7 and my internet worked fine. I found a boat load of information for such an event on Google. Unfortunately nothing worked. Today Ubuntu works fine.

    Any ideas what could have happened? I would need to log in to Windows to give specific websites I visited and trouble shooting I did. Thanks to everyone.

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    Re: Wired Connection Connected But Not Working

    Bump, any ideas?

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    Re: Wired Connection Connected But Not Working

    When (and IF) it happens again, post back the outputs of -
    Code:
    sudo lshw -numeric -C network -sanitize
    ifconfig -a
    route -n
    nm-tool
    ping -c4 <your gateway or router's IP>
    It is hard to make a guess, but it could be a DNS or routing issue, or maybe just a DHCP or even physical connection issue. You rebooted, and whatever was stuck got reset - just a guess.
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    Re: Wired Connection Connected But Not Working

    Quote Originally Posted by varunendra View Post
    When (and IF) it happens again, post back the outputs of -
    Code:
    sudo lshw -numeric -C network -sanitize
    ifconfig -a
    route -n
    nm-tool
    ping -c4 <your gateway or router's IP>
    It is hard to make a guess, but it could be a DNS or routing issue, or maybe just a DHCP or even physical connection issue. You rebooted, and whatever was stuck got reset - just a guess.
    I will do that, thanks! Still working today. I never had an issue with any Linux installation like that.

    I did have a similar issue with Win 7 and had to reset the TCP stack.

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