Ubuntu 18.04 internet connection not working (using VMWare Fusion)
Not sure what happened. Yesterday everything worked, today I booted up my VMware and it seems Ubuntu doesn't have an internet connection at all.
Tried all the different options (besides NAT that I normally use) like Bridged and Host-Only but it didn't help. Tried restarting my network via terminal etc. Under Ubuntu's internet settings it just shows that no Wi-Fi adapter is found.
Not sure what happened overnight, maybe some update that got installed? I did accidentally turn off the host computer before I could correctly shut down Ubuntu's VMware session but I doubt that did anything. Windows 7 that is also running on VMware on the other hand works perfectly.
How to proceed? Thanks!
UPDATE: Followed this https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1400504 and got it working :)
networking 18.04 vmware vmware-fusion
asked Sep 7 '18 at 9:49
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Not sure what happened. Yesterday everything worked, today I booted up my VMware and it seems Ubuntu doesn't have an internet connection at all.
Tried all the different options (besides NAT that I normally use) like Bridged and Host-Only but it didn't help. Tried restarting my network via terminal etc. Under Ubuntu's internet settings it just shows that no Wi-Fi adapter is found.
Not sure what happened overnight, maybe some update that got installed? I did accidentally turn off the host computer before I could correctly shut down Ubuntu's VMware session but I doubt that did anything. Windows 7 that is also running on VMware on the other hand works perfectly.
How to proceed? Thanks!
UPDATE: Followed this https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1400504 and got it working :)
networking 18.04 vmware vmware-fusion
asked Sep 7 '18 at 9:49
AleksandrAleksandr
63
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Not sure what happened. Yesterday everything worked, today I booted up my VMware and it seems Ubuntu doesn't have an internet connection at all.
Tried all the different options (besides NAT that I normally use) like Bridged and Host-Only but it didn't help. Tried restarting my network via terminal etc. Under Ubuntu's internet settings it just shows that no Wi-Fi adapter is found.
Not sure what happened overnight, maybe some update that got installed? I did accidentally turn off the host computer before I could correctly shut down Ubuntu's VMware session but I doubt that did anything. Windows 7 that is also running on VMware on the other hand works perfectly.
How to proceed? Thanks!
UPDATE: Followed this https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1400504 and got it working :)
networking 18.04 vmware vmware-fusion
asked Sep 7 '18 at 9:49
AleksandrAleksandr
63
Not sure what happened. Yesterday everything worked, today I booted up my VMware and it seems Ubuntu doesn't have an internet connection at all.
Tried all the different options (besides NAT that I normally use) like Bridged and Host-Only but it didn't help. Tried restarting my network via terminal etc. Under Ubuntu's internet settings it just shows that no Wi-Fi adapter is found.
Not sure what happened overnight, maybe some update that got installed? I did accidentally turn off the host computer before I could correctly shut down Ubuntu's VMware session but I doubt that did anything. Windows 7 that is also running on VMware on the other hand works perfectly.
How to proceed? Thanks!
UPDATE: Followed this https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1400504 and got it working :)
networking 18.04 vmware vmware-fusion
networking 18.04 vmware vmware-fusion
asked Sep 7 '18 at 9:49
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asked Sep 7 '18 at 9:49
AleksandrAleksandr
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asked Sep 7 '18 at 9:49
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asked Sep 7 '18 at 9:49
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