DSL connection not working Ubuntu 18.04
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Hei,
I'm an absolute beginner with Linux and have installed Ubuntu 18.04 just yesterday.
I have tried to set up the DSL PPPOE connection first of all, in hopes of then setting up the wireless connection as well, but still haven't managed to do it, unfortunately.
For the PPPOE connection I used command sudo pppoeconf and added the provided username and password, which worked for the rest of the evening.
Today, after rebooting, the connection no longer works. I tried pon dsl-provider and then plog which showed the connection as successful, but not actually working. Then I double checked plog and got the following:
remote message: ^M^JAccess denied (external check failed).^J
PAP authentication failed
Connection terminated.
Sent PADT.
Currently the issue persists and I cannot establish the connection. I have double and triple checked the username and password input during the dsl pppoe configuration and there should be no error.
A side note to be added is that I managed to log onto the wireless router and got a similar response, namely that the authentication failed. but I checked with my internet provider and they confirmed that everything is working on their end.
Would anyone be able to suggest a resolution?
Thank you,
Stefan
networking wireless network-manager dsl
asked Jun 4 at 19:28
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Hei,
I'm an absolute beginner with Linux and have installed Ubuntu 18.04 just yesterday.
I have tried to set up the DSL PPPOE connection first of all, in hopes of then setting up the wireless connection as well, but still haven't managed to do it, unfortunately.
For the PPPOE connection I used command sudo pppoeconf and added the provided username and password, which worked for the rest of the evening.
Today, after rebooting, the connection no longer works. I tried pon dsl-provider and then plog which showed the connection as successful, but not actually working. Then I double checked plog and got the following:
remote message: ^M^JAccess denied (external check failed).^J
PAP authentication failed
Connection terminated.
Sent PADT.
Currently the issue persists and I cannot establish the connection. I have double and triple checked the username and password input during the dsl pppoe configuration and there should be no error.
A side note to be added is that I managed to log onto the wireless router and got a similar response, namely that the authentication failed. but I checked with my internet provider and they confirmed that everything is working on their end.
Would anyone be able to suggest a resolution?
Thank you,
Stefan
networking wireless network-manager dsl
asked Jun 4 at 19:28
Vanskelig
62
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up vote
1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
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Hei,
I'm an absolute beginner with Linux and have installed Ubuntu 18.04 just yesterday.
I have tried to set up the DSL PPPOE connection first of all, in hopes of then setting up the wireless connection as well, but still haven't managed to do it, unfortunately.
For the PPPOE connection I used command sudo pppoeconf and added the provided username and password, which worked for the rest of the evening.
Today, after rebooting, the connection no longer works. I tried pon dsl-provider and then plog which showed the connection as successful, but not actually working. Then I double checked plog and got the following:
remote message: ^M^JAccess denied (external check failed).^J
PAP authentication failed
Connection terminated.
Sent PADT.
Currently the issue persists and I cannot establish the connection. I have double and triple checked the username and password input during the dsl pppoe configuration and there should be no error.
A side note to be added is that I managed to log onto the wireless router and got a similar response, namely that the authentication failed. but I checked with my internet provider and they confirmed that everything is working on their end.
Would anyone be able to suggest a resolution?
Thank you,
Stefan
networking wireless network-manager dsl
asked Jun 4 at 19:28
Vanskelig
62
Hei,
I'm an absolute beginner with Linux and have installed Ubuntu 18.04 just yesterday.
I have tried to set up the DSL PPPOE connection first of all, in hopes of then setting up the wireless connection as well, but still haven't managed to do it, unfortunately.
For the PPPOE connection I used command sudo pppoeconf and added the provided username and password, which worked for the rest of the evening.
Today, after rebooting, the connection no longer works. I tried pon dsl-provider and then plog which showed the connection as successful, but not actually working. Then I double checked plog and got the following:
remote message: ^M^JAccess denied (external check failed).^J
PAP authentication failed
Connection terminated.
Sent PADT.
Currently the issue persists and I cannot establish the connection. I have double and triple checked the username and password input during the dsl pppoe configuration and there should be no error.
A side note to be added is that I managed to log onto the wireless router and got a similar response, namely that the authentication failed. but I checked with my internet provider and they confirmed that everything is working on their end.
Would anyone be able to suggest a resolution?
Thank you,
Stefan
networking wireless network-manager dsl
asked Jun 4 at 19:28
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Remove the default wired connection, or at least uncheck "Automatically connect to this network when it is available" for it in the General tab, otherwise you won't automatically connect with the PPPOE. And set the PPPOE to connect automatically, if you didn't already.
answered Jun 13 at 13:45
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After opening Ubuntu 18.04, Open Terminal and execute this command:
sudo pon dsl-provider
Then open your web browser and start browsing. Your internet will start working.
I am also a new user and struggeled to establish DSL connection on new build of Ubuntu 18.04.
Hope it will help you
edited Jun 30 at 14:10
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answered Jun 30 at 10:30
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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up vote
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Remove the default wired connection, or at least uncheck "Automatically connect to this network when it is available" for it in the General tab, otherwise you won't automatically connect with the PPPOE. And set the PPPOE to connect automatically, if you didn't already.
answered Jun 13 at 13:45
cristian mos
6115
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Remove the default wired connection, or at least uncheck "Automatically connect to this network when it is available" for it in the General tab, otherwise you won't automatically connect with the PPPOE. And set the PPPOE to connect automatically, if you didn't already.
answered Jun 13 at 13:45
cristian mos
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add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Remove the default wired connection, or at least uncheck "Automatically connect to this network when it is available" for it in the General tab, otherwise you won't automatically connect with the PPPOE. And set the PPPOE to connect automatically, if you didn't already.
answered Jun 13 at 13:45
cristian mos
6115
Remove the default wired connection, or at least uncheck "Automatically connect to this network when it is available" for it in the General tab, otherwise you won't automatically connect with the PPPOE. And set the PPPOE to connect automatically, if you didn't already.
answered Jun 13 at 13:45
cristian mos
6115
edited Jun 13 at 13:51
answered Jun 13 at 13:45
cristian mos
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answered Jun 13 at 13:45
cristian mos
6115
answered Jun 13 at 13:45
cristian mos
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up vote
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After opening Ubuntu 18.04, Open Terminal and execute this command:
sudo pon dsl-provider
Then open your web browser and start browsing. Your internet will start working.
I am also a new user and struggeled to establish DSL connection on new build of Ubuntu 18.04.
Hope it will help you
edited Jun 30 at 14:10
abu_bua
1,871619
answered Jun 30 at 10:30
Tawrat Hossain
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up vote
0
down vote
After opening Ubuntu 18.04, Open Terminal and execute this command:
sudo pon dsl-provider
Then open your web browser and start browsing. Your internet will start working.
I am also a new user and struggeled to establish DSL connection on new build of Ubuntu 18.04.
Hope it will help you
edited Jun 30 at 14:10
abu_bua
1,871619
answered Jun 30 at 10:30
Tawrat Hossain
1
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
After opening Ubuntu 18.04, Open Terminal and execute this command:
sudo pon dsl-provider
Then open your web browser and start browsing. Your internet will start working.
I am also a new user and struggeled to establish DSL connection on new build of Ubuntu 18.04.
Hope it will help you
edited Jun 30 at 14:10
abu_bua
1,871619
answered Jun 30 at 10:30
Tawrat Hossain
1
After opening Ubuntu 18.04, Open Terminal and execute this command:
sudo pon dsl-provider
Then open your web browser and start browsing. Your internet will start working.
I am also a new user and struggeled to establish DSL connection on new build of Ubuntu 18.04.
Hope it will help you
edited Jun 30 at 14:10
abu_bua
1,871619
answered Jun 30 at 10:30
Tawrat Hossain
1
edited Jun 30 at 14:10
abu_bua
1,871619
edited Jun 30 at 14:10
abu_bua
1,871619
edited Jun 30 at 14:10
abu_bua
1,871619
1,871619
answered Jun 30 at 10:30
Tawrat Hossain
1
answered Jun 30 at 10:30
Tawrat Hossain
1
answered Jun 30 at 10:30
Tawrat Hossain
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