AskUbuntuUbuntu Wi-Fi Not Detected / Not Working After Installation #wireless #networkmanager #ubuntudrivers #2604 #wifihardwareswitch
Katzenmann / Catperson@whiteline Sure. I love a simple chat protocol. It's also nice to know that I could easily implement my own IRC client.
It's probably a good chat protocol for things like gaming or so where you don't really care about missing messages.
The thing it's not a good protocol for is for international teams where I may just want to enter a chat to ask a quick question, go about my day and come back later to see if someone responded.
The irc of #NetworkManager even has this message as MOTD " Please be patient after asking a question, we might not be in your time zone."
So now you're expecting casual users to use something like a bouncer and figure out if their server supports SASL or TLS client certificates for authentication. Just for them to be able to meaningfully contribute to your project.
This is the thing I am criticizing.
wpa2 enterprise with no certificate at (k)ubuntu26.04 - cannot connect #wireless #kubuntu #networkmanager #2604 #wpa2
How Can I Make My Home WiFi More Secure from Unknown Users? #networking #wireless #networkmanager #internet #wifidirect
E-TARD The LifeCaster@kaliwolf
Well I did not "move over" as one can't remove #NetPlan on #Ubuntu or #Kubuntu becasue of package dependencies etc...
but one can disable it more or less & let #NetworkManager take over.
What kills me about NetPlan is that it's more or less incomplete as it is missing so much, good thing it is only found on Ubuntu.
I've been getting into Bonding & 802.3ad/LACP https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_aggregation
#LinkAggregation
So what were you trying to do that NetPlan got in the way for you?
I've used Linux for a long time
but I've never seen the maddest that is #NetPlan
I do an #Ethernet bond(2 Nic's bonding as 1) on my Main-PC
I wanted to change the Transmit Hash Policy in my bond via .nmconnection file for NM but NetPlan got in the way on my #Kubuntu
I really know #NetworkManager but NetPlan is missing options I needed etc... So I made changes & got Network Manager to take over but it took me Hrs of playing with it. Now I know why people hate NetPlan
goetzWant to help testing #CLAT on Linux and run #networkmanager?
Please tryout:
https://ipv6-pod.info/2026-02/network-manager-clat.html
Testing NetworkManager CLAT support
NetworkManager CLAT support has been merged! What is a CLAT? In IPv6-only or IPv6-mostly networks, access to IPv4 resources is often required. The most promising way IPv4 access can be provided is through a 464xlat deployment in the network, which provides IPv4 over the top of an IPv6-only infrastructure infrastructure. A key piece in this deployment is a CLAT (or Client-side Translator), which translates IPv4 traffic to IPv6 so it can be sent to the PLAT (or Provider-side Translator). Operating Systems that include CLATs today iOS macOS Android ChromeOS Windows (on LTE/5G interfaces only) In fact, a major LTE/5G provider in the US has been using 464xlat to provide IPv4-over-IPv6 for well over a decade, allowing them to operate a majority of their mobile network infrastructure as IPv6-only. There has been a concerted effort to bring CLAT functionality to more devices, and NetworkManager has recently merged in initial CLAT support, bringing Linux systems closer to an IPv6-only world. Can I Test It? This feature has not been released yet, but if you're keen to try it out, the NetworkManager nightly RPM builds makes this easy. Note that nightly builds are experimental and can break unexpectedly -- be sure to test on a system you're ok breaking. First you'll need a network with NAT64, PREF64, and DHCPv4 Option 108 enabled. If you don't have these deployed in your network the IPv6 Test Pod Project is here for you! After you have a 464xlat-ready network, you'll need to install the nightly build of NetworkManager, below are some command snippets that will work on Fedora and RHEL-based Linux distributions. nmcli --version # 1.54.3-2.fc43 sudo dnf install -y copr sudo dnf copr enable networkmanager/NetworkManger-main sudo dnf upgrade # Upgrade to nightly build reboot nmcli --version # 1.57.2~dev-34410.fc43 # Enable CLAT and DHCP Option 108 sudo nmcli connection show sudo nmcli connection show "Wired connection 1" | grep -E 'clat|ipv6-only' sudo nmcli connection modify "Wired connection 1" \ ipv4.clat auto \ ipv4.dhcp-ipv6-only-preferred auto sudo nmcli connection up "Wired connection 1" # View CLAT configuration ip -4 addr ip -4 route # Check CLAT functionality curl -6v canhazip.com curl -4v canhazip.com traceroute -4 canhazip.com Note that to enable the CLAT 1) The PREF64 attribute must be present in an IPv6 Router Advertisement and 2) DHCPv4 option 108 must be enabled in the network -or- there DHCPv4 services must be disabled in the network. After enabling and activating the CLAT, you should see something like the following: What happens next? CLAT functionality is slated to be in NetworkManager release 1.58. Until it's more thoroughly tested, the CLAT will be disabled by default. This is a big step forward in readying Linux for an IPv6-only future. Until then, it's worth testing this feature if you have a spare desktop/laptop/vm and 464XLAT available on your network. If you'd like to follow further CLAT improvements in NetworkManager, keep an eye out CLAT related for issues and merge requests And don't wait for this feature to be available everywhere. With the advent of [RFC8925 - IPv6-Only Preferred Option for DHCPv4][5], aka DHCP option 108, aka "IPv6 Mostly", you can gradually deploy IPv6-only networks on your network to devices that support it.
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Hace tiempo que vengo sufriendo avisos de “Conectividad limitada”, pero algo no cuadraba hasta que descubrí lo que realmente sucedia. - Conectividad limitada - Cambios de estado de red - Reconexiones aparentes Sin embargo, Internet funcionaba correctamente: - Navegación normal - Pings correctos - DNS funcionando El problema resultó ser un falso positivo del sistema de comprobación online de :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1} y no una caída real de conexión. Desactivar la […]https://tecnoysoft.com/2026/05/26/solucion-al-falso-aviso-de-conectividad-limitada/
Hello #NetworkManager I have two wired network interfaces. I would like to connect to them both. Thank you.
Looks like I have a connection called "Automatic" that can only connect one of these at a time but not both. Works correctly on my laptop though. Grrr
Network question #networking #networkmanager #2404 #internet
