Eh, atleast it works - somebody else might be able to better guide you to fully get it working again tomorrow or even getting the full driver working but the latter is a minefield.

Thank, buddy! Yeah, at least I can work with a GUI :D

Guys, what do Fedora mate, and XFCE ISOs use as display managers?

Guys, what do Fedora mate, and XFCE ISOs use as display managers?

Mate: Marco or Compton; XFCE: Xfwm.

Mate: Marco or Compton; XFCE: Xfwm.

Sorry, I meant login managers? EQ to gdm or sddm?

Mate: Marco or Compton; XFCE: Xfwm.

compiz

Guys, what do Fedora mate, and XFCE ISOs use as display managers?

both mate and xfce spins use lightDM

both mate and xfce spins use lightDM

Oh okk

Thanks.

I'm using Ethernet on Fedora 26 still im getting pop up to sign in into i ball baton router setup page How to fix this?

It's the captive portal detection.

It's the captive portal detection.

What can i do about it? How can i access Internet?

What can i do about it? How can i access Internet?

type in the password

type in the password

But I don't know the password I tried default password "admin" but its showing wrong password

But I don't know the password I tried default password "admin" but its showing wrong password

Is that your router?

Is that your router?

Nope Im using Ethernet Without connecting router

I don't have any router

Wait, what?

The login page is that of an iBall router.

The login page is that of an iBall router.

Yes But I don't have router

how to update fedora 29

lol

Lol

How can i fix this?

Is that your home connection?

Is that your home connection?

Yes I have Ethernet connection

dude just get the password

Where is the other end connected?

Where is the other end connected?

To the switch of my ISP

Are you sure it's a switch and not a router?

Yes Because i can access my internet when im on Windows And when i run Fedora live i get this problem

That doesn't make it a switch.

Do you have this? https://n1.sdlcdn.com/imgs/a/p/h/Iball-Baton-300m-Mimo-Wireless-SDL249632885-1-ae52a.jpg

Yes Because i can access my internet when im on Windows And when i run Fedora live i get this problem

Go to: winkey > Settings > Internet

Look on the ethernet page for your current status

Do you have this? https://n1.sdlcdn.com/imgs/a/p/h/Iball-Baton-300m-Mimo-Wireless-SDL249632885-1-ae52a.jpg

No

Does it show "8.8.8.8" as dns? if not, edit and add 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 in the dns section, switch the box next to dns off and apply. then reconnect.

Okay Thanks

And yes thats definitely a router/appliance stuffs - the problem is likely that your isp cant setup a network if his life depended on it or you have done something on windows to fake your mac address maybe?

Also, it's highly unlikely your ISP gave you a 'switch' for personal use.

And yes thats definitely a router/appliance stuffs - the problem is likely that your isp cant setup a network if his life depended on it or you have done something on windows to fake your mac address maybe?

No i haven't done anything with mac address

Also, it's highly unlikely your ISP gave you a 'switch' for personal use.

Maybe they just pulled cables trough the entire house from one place and you can now connect to dhcp internal network trough the box in the wall? XD

No i haven't done anything with mac address

Well, did the dns thing work?

Not really, thats how my university network worked.

University networks are always hacky man. This is an ISP xD

And holy fucl were they retarded back then - routers and foreign devices were forbidden so i had to register my pc, put a there instead in "full nat, never let any broadcast in or out" mode with the faked mac.

That's painful just to read.

University networks are always hacky man. This is an ISP xD

Oh no tu ilmenau had an awesome 10 gigabit uplink for everyone and we could freely use it on the campus - the infrastructure was quite decent.

10 gigabit, damn

What wasnt decent was "drop all input" and "drop udp except 53" because of scared investors fearing torrents and us hosting servers and so.

* _ *

"drop udp except 53 and drop input" is the standard university thing.

They don't seem to like P2P and gaming

I'm running openvpn on port 443 multiplexed to nginx :P

"drop udp except 53 and drop input" is the standard university thing.

Our mentors took a whole hour for the newbies to explain them how to get around it *cough vpn cough*

I'm running openvpn on port 443 multiplexed to nginx :P

i just use haproxy if someone is retarded enough to block udp - and then i can try aaaaaall the ports :3

21/22/80/443, soon with -tls-crypt for the ids retards blocking the openvpn handshake

21 and 22 is blocked me :(

Well, did the dns thing work?

No?

It's just 80, 443, 8080 and 8443.

No?

Can you send a photo of the switch you are talking about?

(if you don't mind)

No?

Photo of: where you connect internet settings with ip/dns ect. reboot into windows internet settings windows has (ip/dns)

Can you send a photo of the switch you are talking about?

Switch isn't at my house It's located in my area

ERROR: S client not available

Ah sweet. It's a stupid ISP then.

After setting DNS, did you switch off ethernet and switch it on again?

Not that

the values it did get (connection status)

ipconfig

After setting DNS, did you switch off ethernet and switch it on again?

Yes

ipconfig

in the windows terminal that is

If you're on Fedora, make sure your /etc/resolv.conf says 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4

If you're on Fedora, make sure your /etc/resolv.conf says 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4

Okay let me check

How did you access 192.168.1.1 from this subnet?

Ah okay

I have no idea

Oooooh your isp uses point to point connections.

And... you did not set up anything, at all?

PPPoE \o/

Isn't that strange?

PPPoE \o/

I only do that on my firewall. 0 idea if fedora has that hidden anywhere.

You should probably talk to your ISP. This is by far the worst ISP setup I've seen.

For that... are you really sure you never ever put in a username in any way shape or form.

PPPoE tends to need usernames and passwords to authenticate you against your ISP and in turn be billed properly. You should let a router/firewall handle that usually tough.

Did the ISP do some magic on your PC? This adapter seems to be configured.

Find the PPP adapter in your Network control panel and view the properties. The PPPoE credentials should be available somewhere there.

Okay

Did the ISP do some magic on your PC? This adapter seems to be configured.

He came yesterday and he configured it

Find the PPP adapter in your Network control panel and view the properties. The PPPoE credentials should be available somewhere there.

In Windows btw

And he has locked my mac address

locked your mac address?

He came yesterday and he configured it

Well, dont let them do that.