A summary of the solutions to the problem that the Ubuntu virtual machine cannot connect to the network

Ubuntu often cannot connect to the Internet after locking the screen, and the networking icon in the upper right corner will disappear.

If you can connect to the Internet but there is no icon see this article:

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Solution:

generally:

suspend network service

sudo service NetworkManager stop

Delete the old network configuration and let networkmanager automatically configure the file again

sudo rm -rf /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state

Restart the network service

sudo service Network-Manager start

Method 1 .: Open the terminal and enter the commands in sequence

sudo service NetworkManager stop

sudo gedit /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state

Change NetworkingEnable = false to NetworkingEnable = true , save and exit


sudo service network-manager start

Method 2: network manager service

This is the easiest way to restart the network via the command line. It is equivalent to restarting the network through the graphical interface (restarting the Network-Manager service).

Solution steps

step one:

sudo vim /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf

Change managed = false in the conf file to managed = true

Step 2: Restart the network-manager service:

sudo service network-manager restart

For different Linux systems, the network service name is different, mine is the following successful solution

sudo service NetworkManager restart

Method 3: ifconfig view (universal method)

No network card, only local loopback

Ifconfig -a has ens33 network card but no ip address

Mount the network card directly


Still no ip, use sudo dhclient ens33 command to dynamically assign IP


Display: Wired Unhosted.

It is also possible that you changed the /etc/network/interfaces file

(In the Ubuntu20.04 version, there is no /etc/network/interfaces file, but the /etc/netplan/01-network-manager-all.yaml file is used to configure the network)

It is really impossible to restore the network settings of the factory virtual machine

           Go online to find information and solve it yourself

You can see this article to solve it:

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If you still can't solve it, please have a look at my solution:

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