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Orange pi connected to wifi network bu it can't reach to the internet.

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Hi,
I am using orange pi lite. and loaded debian desktop..

it says it connected to wifi network. But I am trying to browse internet with chromium. It can't reach to the internet. it cant upload since there is no internet connection so I took pictures of reult of command armbianmonitor -U as much as I could.

Here are the screen shots.

https://ibb.co/jMyjKb
https://ibb.co/kPK8eb
https://ibb.co/hRndeb
https://ibb.co/cdsdeb
https://ibb.co/ihXiCw
https://ibb.co/f6RRXw

 

and I dont know how to fix. this Can someone help me?

Thank you.

 

 

45 minutes ago, Berat Uslu said:

I connected using GUI? at top right corner...

I got also problem with the GUI-Network-connection in Pixel Desktop on Raspberry.

Please try to use nmtui-connect or nmtui in the Shell/Console

 

Check if you got the right /etc/network/interfaces which is managed by the network-manager:
https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Fine-Tuning/#how-to-change-network-configuration

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Hi Guidol, 

I tried nmtui-connect command, problem still remains. I am in new in the linux area.. which things should I check if it is right?

5 minutes ago, Berat Uslu said:

Hi Guidol, 

I tried nmtui-connect command, problem still remains. I am in new in the linux area.. which things should I check if it is right?

check if you can "ping 8.8.8.8" this is the Google-DNS-Server

and

show us the content of your /etc/network/interfaces :)

 

Do you use DHCP for the IP (from the router) or di you use a static IP?

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8 minutes ago, guidol said:

check if you can "ping 8.8.8.8" this is the Google-DNS-Server

and

show us the content of your /etc/network/interfaces :)

 

Do you use DHCP for the IP (from the router) or di you use a static IP?

my IP is not static from my internet provider... 
Here is results:
http://ibb.co/eZh09b
http://ibb.co/bEndvG

thank you.

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43 minutes ago, guidol said:

I got also problem with the GUI-Network-connection in Pixel Desktop on Raspberry.

Please try to use nmtui-connect or nmtui in the Shell/Console

 

Check if you got the right /etc/network/interfaces which is managed by the network-manager:
https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Fine-Tuning/#how-to-change-network-configuration

 

This answer solved my issue.. 

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/55881/debian-cannot-access-internet-despite-being-connected

Thank you very much guys...

7 minutes ago, Berat Uslu said:

my IP is not static from my internet provider... 
Here is results:
http://ibb.co/eZh09b
http://ibb.co/bEndvG

thank you.

the IP from the Internet provider hasnt to be static :)

Your Orange Pi seems to get his IP via DHCP from the router/DSL-Modem, but is missing the DNS-Server entry, because you can ping to the internet (8.8.8.8) but the Orange Pi doesnt know the name of the Google-IP.

 

Normally the router/DSL-Modem also submit the IP of the DNS-Server via DHCP to your computer/Orange PI.

Do you have other computers working via DHCP while connected to your router/DSL-Modem?

 

For a first test you could try to add a DNS-Server to your connection.
First try to find the name of your connection with : nmcli con show -a

 

then add dns-servers to the connection:

nmcli con mod [the_name_of_your_connection] ipv4.dns “8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4”

 

https://www.tecmint.com/configure-network-connections-using-nmcli-tool-in-linux/

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