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A: Problems with ubuntu network connection

denNorskePlease, enter this line into the terminal: nano /etc/hostname And tell me what it says :)

Actually it is blank =D
Then, restart your computer, enter the "recovery mode" in your start-up, and when you are in there, select the option where you can use the command line as "root". From there (note this down), you just type:
``nano /etc/hostname``

then, when you have, enter a pc name / hostname like "computer", and exit with ctrl+x or what it says, to save it. reboot, and try the things again :P
Thank you mate !
Did the network work now? If so, no problem!
Yeah the weird part is that the wired network now shows as Auto Ethernet but works perfectly =D
13:57
Thats because the computer must have a name to be allowed to connect to most networks. If there is no name, no network.
Mate could you be kind enough to explain why when I try to set up local static IP to the computer (192.168.0.111) it loses connection to the internet ?
i am using 192.168.0.111 (IP) 255.255.255.0 (MASK) and 192.168.0.1(GATEWAY ROUTER)
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That could be multiple reasons. The router you use - are you setting up the static ip there, or on your computer?
Hmm, when you use the ****.111 address, are you sure it is not taken ?
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meh, i didnt get your question. Try to explain :)
14:17
on my computer sorry
I am setting it up from the "Edit conections" menu and change it in the router are only 2 machines at the moment and non of them is using the IP
okay
So, do you have access to your router?
login ?
okay, then i would suggest you to do it all from there :)
much easier
ah?
could you give me a tip how to do it from there ?
because, mainly it is the router which decides all ip's on the network :)
okay, i need a model/product
so i can check out the features on google
14:21
Virgin Medias SUper Hub
just a sec for detail =D
okay, 2 sec :)
Super Hub Version
Software Version "R36"
Hardware Version 2.00
that is all I can find =D
hmm, okay thx, give me a short minute
Okay, when i am doing that, could you just have a little search for a "reservation list" for ip's on your router? or anything related to static ip ?
found something
go to 192.168.0.1 and then go to advanced settings and then dhcp settings (near the bottom)
14:25
Yes
found it
and then the top feild you can specify the ip address you want
if there is any field there :)
yes but I get error telling me that the device is alredy in the list and I cannot delete it =D
oh, then you already got a static ip with that address
i guess :S
The funny thing is that I didn't add any device myself =D
check your connection details again :P
14:28
and it seems that I wont be able to do ti either now =D
on the PC or router you meen
yea :/
on your pc :P
OK thank you I will sort it out some way ;o)
thank you very much mate
I am sorry, but i am on my way home from school at the moment, and i gotta reach a bus :) Anyways, good luck with your problem, and you could always send me a little mail ([email protected]) if you need more help at any time ^^ Good luck!
No problem!
CHeers and don't iss the bus =)
x) I will try!

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