Wpa & wpa2 enterprise, peap security, wifi is not connected in ubuntu 18.04
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Earlier i can use Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, some days ago i can remove Ubuntu 16.04 and install new fresh Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
In My Previous version (Ubuntu 16.04) WiFi is working properly. But when i move to Ubuntu 18.04 WiFi no longer works.
I have been tried several solution, but I cannot solve the problem.
WiFi setting
-wap & wap2 enterprise
-peap
-my identity
-domain (empty)
-no ca-cert. required
-auto
-m*****
-my user
-pass
Note : If I want to send this problem to the Ubuntu development team, then how would I get started?
networking wireless
asked Apr 30 at 11:22
sagar
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Earlier i can use Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, some days ago i can remove Ubuntu 16.04 and install new fresh Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
In My Previous version (Ubuntu 16.04) WiFi is working properly. But when i move to Ubuntu 18.04 WiFi no longer works.
I have been tried several solution, but I cannot solve the problem.
WiFi setting
-wap & wap2 enterprise
-peap
-my identity
-domain (empty)
-no ca-cert. required
-auto
-m*****
-my user
-pass
Note : If I want to send this problem to the Ubuntu development team, then how would I get started?
networking wireless
asked Apr 30 at 11:22
sagar
62
Please edit your question and add (link to) the solutions you have tried.
– pomsky
Apr 30 at 11:50
Was this an in-place upgrade or a fresh installation?
– Kevin
Apr 30 at 14:38
First i remove Ubuntu 16.04 and then after install Ubuntu 18.04 @Kevin
– sagar
May 1 at 18:48
Looks like a bug: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1748839
– pomsky
May 2 at 8:44
askubuntu.com/questions/1046810/… This is one of the work around which might be possible.
– Sadneophyte
Jun 26 at 8:53
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up vote
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Earlier i can use Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, some days ago i can remove Ubuntu 16.04 and install new fresh Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
In My Previous version (Ubuntu 16.04) WiFi is working properly. But when i move to Ubuntu 18.04 WiFi no longer works.
I have been tried several solution, but I cannot solve the problem.
WiFi setting
-wap & wap2 enterprise
-peap
-my identity
-domain (empty)
-no ca-cert. required
-auto
-m*****
-my user
-pass
Note : If I want to send this problem to the Ubuntu development team, then how would I get started?
networking wireless
asked Apr 30 at 11:22
sagar
62
Earlier i can use Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, some days ago i can remove Ubuntu 16.04 and install new fresh Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
In My Previous version (Ubuntu 16.04) WiFi is working properly. But when i move to Ubuntu 18.04 WiFi no longer works.
I have been tried several solution, but I cannot solve the problem.
WiFi setting
-wap & wap2 enterprise
-peap
-my identity
-domain (empty)
-no ca-cert. required
-auto
-m*****
-my user
-pass
Note : If I want to send this problem to the Ubuntu development team, then how would I get started?
networking wireless
asked Apr 30 at 11:22
sagar
62
edited May 1 at 18:54
asked Apr 30 at 11:22
sagar
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asked Apr 30 at 11:22
sagar
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asked Apr 30 at 11:22
sagar
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Please edit your question and add (link to) the solutions you have tried.
– pomsky
Apr 30 at 11:50
Was this an in-place upgrade or a fresh installation?
– Kevin
Apr 30 at 14:38
First i remove Ubuntu 16.04 and then after install Ubuntu 18.04 @Kevin
– sagar
May 1 at 18:48
Looks like a bug: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1748839
– pomsky
May 2 at 8:44
askubuntu.com/questions/1046810/… This is one of the work around which might be possible.
– Sadneophyte
Jun 26 at 8:53
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Please edit your question and add (link to) the solutions you have tried.
– pomsky
Apr 30 at 11:50
Was this an in-place upgrade or a fresh installation?
– Kevin
Apr 30 at 14:38
First i remove Ubuntu 16.04 and then after install Ubuntu 18.04 @Kevin
– sagar
May 1 at 18:48
Looks like a bug: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1748839
– pomsky
May 2 at 8:44
askubuntu.com/questions/1046810/… This is one of the work around which might be possible.
– Sadneophyte
Jun 26 at 8:53
Please edit your question and add (link to) the solutions you have tried.
– pomsky
Apr 30 at 11:50
Please edit your question and add (link to) the solutions you have tried.
– pomsky
Apr 30 at 11:50
Was this an in-place upgrade or a fresh installation?
– Kevin
Apr 30 at 14:38
Was this an in-place upgrade or a fresh installation?
– Kevin
Apr 30 at 14:38
First i remove Ubuntu 16.04 and then after install Ubuntu 18.04 @Kevin
– sagar
May 1 at 18:48
First i remove Ubuntu 16.04 and then after install Ubuntu 18.04 @Kevin
– sagar
May 1 at 18:48
Looks like a bug: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1748839
– pomsky
May 2 at 8:44
Looks like a bug: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1748839
– pomsky
May 2 at 8:44
askubuntu.com/questions/1046810/… This is one of the work around which might be possible.
– Sadneophyte
Jun 26 at 8:53
askubuntu.com/questions/1046810/… This is one of the work around which might be possible.
– Sadneophyte
Jun 26 at 8:53
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Please edit your question and add (link to) the solutions you have tried.
– pomsky
Apr 30 at 11:50
Was this an in-place upgrade or a fresh installation?
– Kevin
Apr 30 at 14:38
First i remove Ubuntu 16.04 and then after install Ubuntu 18.04 @Kevin
– sagar
May 1 at 18:48
Looks like a bug: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1748839
– pomsky
May 2 at 8:44
askubuntu.com/questions/1046810/… This is one of the work around which might be possible.
– Sadneophyte
Jun 26 at 8:53