What do you do if your network is connected but cant ping anything?

check various points between the network router and the internet itself.

jesus it's not that fucking hard, you retards.

>>58028190
And if there is nothing inbetween?

>>58028246
Then that's your problem. Put a cat5 cable in between.

OK, I don't want to spam a thread, and this seems close enough.

What program should I use to limit the other PC on my LAN to 50% of the bandwidth? I'm tired of having 56K modem flashbacks every time my brother streams shit.

>>58028350
install gentoo

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856KB, 937x912px

>>58028347
Its wirelessly connected to a radio tower nearby that ihackrd using arch linux riced out

In all seriousness it works wired its just a wifi config that givrs this error, nothing in journalctl says theres anything wrong though. Pic related.

>>58028180
In this scene you can clearly see it's a fake alligator head because the teeth are uncorked, in the following scene when Skinner (Armin Tamzarian) reveals the alligator has been corked you can see it's alive.

>>58028408
Thats a crocodile, aligators dont use closed source teeth

>>58028372
Don't even try to imply that this isn't a /techsupport/ thread.

>>58028378
Have you enabled dhcpcd? Can you ping 8.8.8.8(google DNS)?

>>58028684
Yes and no

>>58028684
i tried enable [email protected] and it said:

the unit files have no installation config (WantedBy, RequiredBy, Also, Alias settings in the [Install] section, and DefaultInstance for template units). this means they are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.

>>58028180
Check ur firewall m8

>>58028180
start at the bottom of the OSI model and work up. Start at the physical layer: Check your wiring. Next go to the internet layer: is your addressing correct: If you can verify this, then go to the application layers. A firewall may be blocking ICMP traffic towards your destination.

>>58028350
>>>sqt
Setup QoS on your router

>>58028378
Have you tried turning off your wifi and turning it back in again?