Description of problem: Each time I suspend, or lock down my laptop, the network seems to disconnect. When logging in - it doesn't reconnect. Also, when booting the laptop, and logging in - it's also disconnected, whether its WiFi or Ethernet. I have to go to the top right corner in GNOME Shell, then select the network applet, and switch on for example "Wired" for it to connect again. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): ??? How reproducible: Every single time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Lock/suspend laptop 2. Wake it 3. Log in Actual results: The icon shows a PC and an "X", which means it's disconnected from the network. Expected results: The laptop would reconnect automatically. Additional info: ProBook 4530s.
Would you include /var/log/messages file? Is your wireless and ethernet connection profile marked as "auto-connect"? Output of these commands would be useful: $ nmcli nm $ nmcli con list $ nmcli con status $ nmcli dev Note: Gnome Shell network icon is not the same as nm-applet (from network-manager-applet package). It is part of the shell implementation in JavaScript.
Could this be related to bug 982429?
I think this can safely be closed. I don't run Fedora at the moment but I'm pretty sure that it's been working the last time I was running it.
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