Enable mobile broadband not working
I'm using an EVDO usb Modem on 12.04. It works perfectly fine for few times. But now on wards when ever I try to connect it shows not enabled in status . I tried to enable it by ticking "Enable Mobile Broadband" but still it shows not enabled but that option gets a checked(tick) mark. And when ever I restart my system "Enable Mobile Broadband" option autamatically unchecked. Any help please
wireless networking internet-connection usb-modem mobile-broadband
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I'm using an EVDO usb Modem on 12.04. It works perfectly fine for few times. But now on wards when ever I try to connect it shows not enabled in status . I tried to enable it by ticking "Enable Mobile Broadband" but still it shows not enabled but that option gets a checked(tick) mark. And when ever I restart my system "Enable Mobile Broadband" option autamatically unchecked. Any help please
wireless networking internet-connection usb-modem mobile-broadband
edited Nov 30 '12 at 3:47
James
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asked Nov 28 '12 at 11:02
sreejesh
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I'm using an EVDO usb Modem on 12.04. It works perfectly fine for few times. But now on wards when ever I try to connect it shows not enabled in status . I tried to enable it by ticking "Enable Mobile Broadband" but still it shows not enabled but that option gets a checked(tick) mark. And when ever I restart my system "Enable Mobile Broadband" option autamatically unchecked. Any help please
wireless networking internet-connection usb-modem mobile-broadband
edited Nov 30 '12 at 3:47
James
8,91451835
asked Nov 28 '12 at 11:02
sreejesh
2112
I'm using an EVDO usb Modem on 12.04. It works perfectly fine for few times. But now on wards when ever I try to connect it shows not enabled in status . I tried to enable it by ticking "Enable Mobile Broadband" but still it shows not enabled but that option gets a checked(tick) mark. And when ever I restart my system "Enable Mobile Broadband" option autamatically unchecked. Any help please
wireless networking internet-connection usb-modem mobile-broadband
wireless networking internet-connection usb-modem mobile-broadband
edited Nov 30 '12 at 3:47
James
8,91451835
asked Nov 28 '12 at 11:02
sreejesh
2112
edited Nov 30 '12 at 3:47
James
8,91451835
asked Nov 28 '12 at 11:02
sreejesh
2112
edited Nov 30 '12 at 3:47
James
8,91451835
edited Nov 30 '12 at 3:47
James
8,91451835
edited Nov 30 '12 at 3:47
James
8,91451835
8,91451835
asked Nov 28 '12 at 11:02
sreejesh
2112
asked Nov 28 '12 at 11:02
sreejesh
2112
asked Nov 28 '12 at 11:02
sreejesh
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could be, that you are too quick or impatient ?
mobile broadband needs sometimes more time to initialize the connection.
it depends on reception of the technical devices in broadband.
my huawei mobile broadband usb stick is sometimes not working too. but it is
matter of reception (state of satellites - not state of Linux). - then it can last
5 minutes or more until it works.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 11:34
dschinn1001
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@dschin1001 thanks for reply. My network name appear in list but there is status message at top where it shows signal written "not enabled"
– sreejesh
Nov 28 '12 at 11:43
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Most probably it is your service provider issue, It works in 2 modes, cdma and evdo, when cdma is not available, network-manager is unable to connect then.
If you can manage to install gnome-ppp (sudo apt-get install gnome-ppp), and then try to connect through it, it will work for you.
If you have any other wired network connection, or a friend's wifi, you can install gnome-ppp from there, and then try again with gnome-ppp using your evdo connection.
run sudo gnome-ppp after installing it, and give it ur provider dial number, username and password.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 13:15
naveed
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I ran 12.04, And I also use EVDO modem device. Here is the solution:
It doesnt always work, so to know when it works,
- plug in your device
- when it shows up in neywork menu, click on "enable mobile broadband"
- when you click on that, above the network, if it says"home network(EVDO)", then you can click on the network name and use the network.
- if not unplug your device and redo all the steps until you get good results.
answered Apr 18 '15 at 13:28
Kidus Amare
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could be, that you are too quick or impatient ?
mobile broadband needs sometimes more time to initialize the connection.
it depends on reception of the technical devices in broadband.
my huawei mobile broadband usb stick is sometimes not working too. but it is
matter of reception (state of satellites - not state of Linux). - then it can last
5 minutes or more until it works.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 11:34
dschinn1001
2,23031734
@dschin1001 thanks for reply. My network name appear in list but there is status message at top where it shows signal written "not enabled"
– sreejesh
Nov 28 '12 at 11:43
add a comment |
could be, that you are too quick or impatient ?
mobile broadband needs sometimes more time to initialize the connection.
it depends on reception of the technical devices in broadband.
my huawei mobile broadband usb stick is sometimes not working too. but it is
matter of reception (state of satellites - not state of Linux). - then it can last
5 minutes or more until it works.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 11:34
dschinn1001
2,23031734
@dschin1001 thanks for reply. My network name appear in list but there is status message at top where it shows signal written "not enabled"
– sreejesh
Nov 28 '12 at 11:43
add a comment |
could be, that you are too quick or impatient ?
mobile broadband needs sometimes more time to initialize the connection.
it depends on reception of the technical devices in broadband.
my huawei mobile broadband usb stick is sometimes not working too. but it is
matter of reception (state of satellites - not state of Linux). - then it can last
5 minutes or more until it works.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 11:34
dschinn1001
2,23031734
could be, that you are too quick or impatient ?
mobile broadband needs sometimes more time to initialize the connection.
it depends on reception of the technical devices in broadband.
my huawei mobile broadband usb stick is sometimes not working too. but it is
matter of reception (state of satellites - not state of Linux). - then it can last
5 minutes or more until it works.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 11:34
dschinn1001
2,23031734
answered Nov 28 '12 at 11:34
dschinn1001
2,23031734
answered Nov 28 '12 at 11:34
dschinn1001
2,23031734
answered Nov 28 '12 at 11:34
dschinn1001
2,23031734
2,23031734
@dschin1001 thanks for reply. My network name appear in list but there is status message at top where it shows signal written "not enabled"
– sreejesh
Nov 28 '12 at 11:43
add a comment |
@dschin1001 thanks for reply. My network name appear in list but there is status message at top where it shows signal written "not enabled"
– sreejesh
Nov 28 '12 at 11:43
@dschin1001 thanks for reply. My network name appear in list but there is status message at top where it shows signal written "not enabled"
– sreejesh
Nov 28 '12 at 11:43
@dschin1001 thanks for reply. My network name appear in list but there is status message at top where it shows signal written "not enabled"
– sreejesh
Nov 28 '12 at 11:43
add a comment |
Most probably it is your service provider issue, It works in 2 modes, cdma and evdo, when cdma is not available, network-manager is unable to connect then.
If you can manage to install gnome-ppp (sudo apt-get install gnome-ppp), and then try to connect through it, it will work for you.
If you have any other wired network connection, or a friend's wifi, you can install gnome-ppp from there, and then try again with gnome-ppp using your evdo connection.
run sudo gnome-ppp after installing it, and give it ur provider dial number, username and password.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 13:15
naveed
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Most probably it is your service provider issue, It works in 2 modes, cdma and evdo, when cdma is not available, network-manager is unable to connect then.
If you can manage to install gnome-ppp (sudo apt-get install gnome-ppp), and then try to connect through it, it will work for you.
If you have any other wired network connection, or a friend's wifi, you can install gnome-ppp from there, and then try again with gnome-ppp using your evdo connection.
run sudo gnome-ppp after installing it, and give it ur provider dial number, username and password.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 13:15
naveed
1293
add a comment |
Most probably it is your service provider issue, It works in 2 modes, cdma and evdo, when cdma is not available, network-manager is unable to connect then.
If you can manage to install gnome-ppp (sudo apt-get install gnome-ppp), and then try to connect through it, it will work for you.
If you have any other wired network connection, or a friend's wifi, you can install gnome-ppp from there, and then try again with gnome-ppp using your evdo connection.
run sudo gnome-ppp after installing it, and give it ur provider dial number, username and password.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 13:15
naveed
1293
Most probably it is your service provider issue, It works in 2 modes, cdma and evdo, when cdma is not available, network-manager is unable to connect then.
If you can manage to install gnome-ppp (sudo apt-get install gnome-ppp), and then try to connect through it, it will work for you.
If you have any other wired network connection, or a friend's wifi, you can install gnome-ppp from there, and then try again with gnome-ppp using your evdo connection.
run sudo gnome-ppp after installing it, and give it ur provider dial number, username and password.
answered Nov 28 '12 at 13:15
naveed
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answered Nov 28 '12 at 13:15
naveed
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answered Nov 28 '12 at 13:15
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I ran 12.04, And I also use EVDO modem device. Here is the solution:
It doesnt always work, so to know when it works,
- plug in your device
- when it shows up in neywork menu, click on "enable mobile broadband"
- when you click on that, above the network, if it says"home network(EVDO)", then you can click on the network name and use the network.
- if not unplug your device and redo all the steps until you get good results.
answered Apr 18 '15 at 13:28
Kidus Amare
6117
add a comment |
I ran 12.04, And I also use EVDO modem device. Here is the solution:
It doesnt always work, so to know when it works,
- plug in your device
- when it shows up in neywork menu, click on "enable mobile broadband"
- when you click on that, above the network, if it says"home network(EVDO)", then you can click on the network name and use the network.
- if not unplug your device and redo all the steps until you get good results.
answered Apr 18 '15 at 13:28
Kidus Amare
6117
add a comment |
I ran 12.04, And I also use EVDO modem device. Here is the solution:
It doesnt always work, so to know when it works,
- plug in your device
- when it shows up in neywork menu, click on "enable mobile broadband"
- when you click on that, above the network, if it says"home network(EVDO)", then you can click on the network name and use the network.
- if not unplug your device and redo all the steps until you get good results.
answered Apr 18 '15 at 13:28
Kidus Amare
6117
I ran 12.04, And I also use EVDO modem device. Here is the solution:
It doesnt always work, so to know when it works,
- plug in your device
- when it shows up in neywork menu, click on "enable mobile broadband"
- when you click on that, above the network, if it says"home network(EVDO)", then you can click on the network name and use the network.
- if not unplug your device and redo all the steps until you get good results.
answered Apr 18 '15 at 13:28
Kidus Amare
6117
answered Apr 18 '15 at 13:28
Kidus Amare
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Kidus Amare
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