This has happened to me occasionally. It is usually something related to the VPN killswitch.
I don't recall if nmcli (the NetworkManager command line interface) is installed as part of MX or if I had to add it but it is helpful in this situation. Open a terminal, at the prompt type the following
nmcli c s --a
It will show your active network connections. Under the heading NAME if you have any connections with the word kill in it, for example pvpn-killswitch then type for example
nmcli c d 'pvpn-killswitch'
This will shut off the killswitch.
I don't recall if nmcli (the NetworkManager command line interface) is installed as part of MX or if I had to add it but it is helpful in this situation. Open a terminal, at the prompt type the following
nmcli c s --a
It will show your active network connections. Under the heading NAME if you have any connections with the word kill in it, for example pvpn-killswitch then type for example
nmcli c d 'pvpn-killswitch'
This will shut off the killswitch.
Statistics: Posted by fan_of_LTS — Thu Feb 06, 2025 8:45 pm