Connection activation failed: (5) IP configuration could not be reserved
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Since yesterday I can't connect to my Android's WiFi anymore.
To understand the problem better, I set NetworkManager's monitor log level to "DEBUG" and used the CLI. The error appears after 45 seconds:
# nmcli d wifi connect nico password mypass
Error: Connection activation failed: (5) IP configuration could not be reserved (no available address, timeout, etc.).
Meanwhile via nmcli monitor:
nico: connection profile created
wlp3s0: connecting (prepare)
wlp3s0: using connection 'nico'
NeworkManager is now in the 'connecting' state
wlp3s0: connecting (need authentication)
nico: connection profile changed
wlp3s0: connecting (prepare)
wlp3s0: connecting (configuring)
nico: connection profile changed
wlp3s0: connecting (getting IP configuration)
wlp3s0: connection failed
What is going wrong? How to investigate the problem further and hopefully solve it?
- My Android is connected to the Internet (typing from it right now).
- No luck with Bluetooth nor with USB cable tethering either.
- On the opposite, I can connect to my company's WiFi with no problem.
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Since yesterday I can't connect to my Android's WiFi anymore.
To understand the problem better, I set NetworkManager's monitor log level to "DEBUG" and used the CLI. The error appears after 45 seconds:
# nmcli d wifi connect nico password mypass
Error: Connection activation failed: (5) IP configuration could not be reserved (no available address, timeout, etc.).
Meanwhile via nmcli monitor:
nico: connection profile created
wlp3s0: connecting (prepare)
wlp3s0: using connection 'nico'
NeworkManager is now in the 'connecting' state
wlp3s0: connecting (need authentication)
nico: connection profile changed
wlp3s0: connecting (prepare)
wlp3s0: connecting (configuring)
nico: connection profile changed
wlp3s0: connecting (getting IP configuration)
wlp3s0: connection failed
What is going wrong? How to investigate the problem further and hopefully solve it?
- My Android is connected to the Internet (typing from it right now).
- No luck with Bluetooth nor with USB cable tethering either.
- On the opposite, I can connect to my company's WiFi with no problem.
wireless network-manager internet
asked Mar 31 at 14:44
Nicolas Raoul
4,4901757109
add a comment |Â
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down vote
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up vote
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down vote
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Since yesterday I can't connect to my Android's WiFi anymore.
To understand the problem better, I set NetworkManager's monitor log level to "DEBUG" and used the CLI. The error appears after 45 seconds:
# nmcli d wifi connect nico password mypass
Error: Connection activation failed: (5) IP configuration could not be reserved (no available address, timeout, etc.).
Meanwhile via nmcli monitor:
nico: connection profile created
wlp3s0: connecting (prepare)
wlp3s0: using connection 'nico'
NeworkManager is now in the 'connecting' state
wlp3s0: connecting (need authentication)
nico: connection profile changed
wlp3s0: connecting (prepare)
wlp3s0: connecting (configuring)
nico: connection profile changed
wlp3s0: connecting (getting IP configuration)
wlp3s0: connection failed
What is going wrong? How to investigate the problem further and hopefully solve it?
- My Android is connected to the Internet (typing from it right now).
- No luck with Bluetooth nor with USB cable tethering either.
- On the opposite, I can connect to my company's WiFi with no problem.
wireless network-manager internet
asked Mar 31 at 14:44
Nicolas Raoul
4,4901757109
Since yesterday I can't connect to my Android's WiFi anymore.
To understand the problem better, I set NetworkManager's monitor log level to "DEBUG" and used the CLI. The error appears after 45 seconds:
# nmcli d wifi connect nico password mypass
Error: Connection activation failed: (5) IP configuration could not be reserved (no available address, timeout, etc.).
Meanwhile via nmcli monitor:
nico: connection profile created
wlp3s0: connecting (prepare)
wlp3s0: using connection 'nico'
NeworkManager is now in the 'connecting' state
wlp3s0: connecting (need authentication)
nico: connection profile changed
wlp3s0: connecting (prepare)
wlp3s0: connecting (configuring)
nico: connection profile changed
wlp3s0: connecting (getting IP configuration)
wlp3s0: connection failed
What is going wrong? How to investigate the problem further and hopefully solve it?
- My Android is connected to the Internet (typing from it right now).
- No luck with Bluetooth nor with USB cable tethering either.
- On the opposite, I can connect to my company's WiFi with no problem.
wireless network-manager internet
wireless network-manager internet
asked Mar 31 at 14:44
Nicolas Raoul
4,4901757109
asked Mar 31 at 14:44
Nicolas Raoul
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asked Mar 31 at 14:44
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asked Mar 31 at 14:44
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asked Mar 31 at 14:44
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