vpn connection vanished from newtwork-manager applet kubunutu 17.04
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I use wifi and vpn in my office. Since yesterday the vpn connection option is not listed any longer in my network connection list.
I still get it, when I open the settings and start the connection from there.
Could this be due too many other wifi connection options (there are loads of them available). Does the network manager limit the number of shown connections?
If this theory is true, can I disable some from showing up to shorten the list?
Or can I change a setting to make the list of shown option longer, so that I see my vpn connection again?
wireless kubuntu openvpn
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I use wifi and vpn in my office. Since yesterday the vpn connection option is not listed any longer in my network connection list.
I still get it, when I open the settings and start the connection from there.
Could this be due too many other wifi connection options (there are loads of them available). Does the network manager limit the number of shown connections?
If this theory is true, can I disable some from showing up to shorten the list?
Or can I change a setting to make the list of shown option longer, so that I see my vpn connection again?
wireless kubuntu openvpn
asked Apr 9 at 15:26
Calamity Jane
1087
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up vote
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down vote
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I use wifi and vpn in my office. Since yesterday the vpn connection option is not listed any longer in my network connection list.
I still get it, when I open the settings and start the connection from there.
Could this be due too many other wifi connection options (there are loads of them available). Does the network manager limit the number of shown connections?
If this theory is true, can I disable some from showing up to shorten the list?
Or can I change a setting to make the list of shown option longer, so that I see my vpn connection again?
wireless kubuntu openvpn
asked Apr 9 at 15:26
Calamity Jane
1087
I use wifi and vpn in my office. Since yesterday the vpn connection option is not listed any longer in my network connection list.
I still get it, when I open the settings and start the connection from there.
Could this be due too many other wifi connection options (there are loads of them available). Does the network manager limit the number of shown connections?
If this theory is true, can I disable some from showing up to shorten the list?
Or can I change a setting to make the list of shown option longer, so that I see my vpn connection again?
wireless kubuntu openvpn
wireless kubuntu openvpn
asked Apr 9 at 15:26
Calamity Jane
1087
asked Apr 9 at 15:26
Calamity Jane
1087
asked Apr 9 at 15:26
Calamity Jane
1087
asked Apr 9 at 15:26
Calamity Jane
1087
asked Apr 9 at 15:26
Calamity Jane
1087
1087
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add a comment |Â
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