18.04 USB Ethernet adapters - how to fix cloning
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I have one Android phone which has USB hotspot feature (tethering).
Steps that reproduce the problem:
- I connect phone to Ubuntu.
- Make changes to USB Ethernet adapter in Settings => Network, like changing DNS servers or disabling IPv6 or anything else.
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 2)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 3)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 4)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 5)
How to avoid this replication?
A garbage list right in the Settings control panel.
P.S. all these wired connections have the same MAC address.
networking network-manager android usb-modem tethering
asked Mar 27 at 22:15
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I have one Android phone which has USB hotspot feature (tethering).
Steps that reproduce the problem:
- I connect phone to Ubuntu.
- Make changes to USB Ethernet adapter in Settings => Network, like changing DNS servers or disabling IPv6 or anything else.
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 2)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 3)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 4)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 5)
How to avoid this replication?
A garbage list right in the Settings control panel.
P.S. all these wired connections have the same MAC address.
networking network-manager android usb-modem tethering
asked Mar 27 at 22:15
LumpenproletariatLumpenproletariat
12
Instead of editing the new connection each time can you just connect to one you configured the first time?
– Ryan J. Yoder
Mar 27 at 23:07
Ryan J. Yoder, I tried, but all previous connections are unavailable to connect to.
– Lumpenproletariat
Mar 28 at 9:59
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I have one Android phone which has USB hotspot feature (tethering).
Steps that reproduce the problem:
- I connect phone to Ubuntu.
- Make changes to USB Ethernet adapter in Settings => Network, like changing DNS servers or disabling IPv6 or anything else.
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 2)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 3)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 4)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 5)
How to avoid this replication?
A garbage list right in the Settings control panel.
P.S. all these wired connections have the same MAC address.
networking network-manager android usb-modem tethering
asked Mar 27 at 22:15
LumpenproletariatLumpenproletariat
12
I have one Android phone which has USB hotspot feature (tethering).
Steps that reproduce the problem:
- I connect phone to Ubuntu.
- Make changes to USB Ethernet adapter in Settings => Network, like changing DNS servers or disabling IPv6 or anything else.
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 2)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 3)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 4)
- Reboot PC.
- Look at new USB Ethernet adapter is in the list!
- Make changes again, to a new adapter this time. (Wired connection 5)
How to avoid this replication?
A garbage list right in the Settings control panel.
P.S. all these wired connections have the same MAC address.
networking network-manager android usb-modem tethering
networking network-manager android usb-modem tethering
asked Mar 27 at 22:15
LumpenproletariatLumpenproletariat
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asked Mar 27 at 22:15
LumpenproletariatLumpenproletariat
12
edited Mar 28 at 10:00
Lumpenproletariat
asked Mar 27 at 22:15
LumpenproletariatLumpenproletariat
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asked Mar 27 at 22:15
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asked Mar 27 at 22:15
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Instead of editing the new connection each time can you just connect to one you configured the first time?
– Ryan J. Yoder
Mar 27 at 23:07
Ryan J. Yoder, I tried, but all previous connections are unavailable to connect to.
– Lumpenproletariat
Mar 28 at 9:59
add a comment |
Instead of editing the new connection each time can you just connect to one you configured the first time?
– Ryan J. Yoder
Mar 27 at 23:07
Ryan J. Yoder, I tried, but all previous connections are unavailable to connect to.
– Lumpenproletariat
Mar 28 at 9:59
Instead of editing the new connection each time can you just connect to one you configured the first time?
– Ryan J. Yoder
Mar 27 at 23:07
Instead of editing the new connection each time can you just connect to one you configured the first time?
– Ryan J. Yoder
Mar 27 at 23:07
Ryan J. Yoder, I tried, but all previous connections are unavailable to connect to.
– Lumpenproletariat
Mar 28 at 9:59
Ryan J. Yoder, I tried, but all previous connections are unavailable to connect to.
– Lumpenproletariat
Mar 28 at 9:59
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Instead of editing the new connection each time can you just connect to one you configured the first time?
– Ryan J. Yoder
Mar 27 at 23:07
Ryan J. Yoder, I tried, but all previous connections are unavailable to connect to.
– Lumpenproletariat
Mar 28 at 9:59