Disabling and enabling ethernet or Wifi in linux-arm [on hold]

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im trying to disable and enable wifi



i tried with all most of the commands given all r giving as error as badname or not found
ifconfig displays br0,wlan0,eth0,lo



ifconfig wlan0 down is working fine with out giving error but it will be still enabled u can access internet.
once u run the command ifconfig wlan0 down the connectivity breaks sometimes,
wen we run the ifconfig wlan0 up the connectivity should positive or it shd be connected (as per the command ) but the connectivity is not happening i cant figure out wats the problem.










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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by dirkt, GAD3R, Jeff Schaller, schily, RalfFriedl 15 hours ago


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  • Could you please add some details to your question? Which distro? Add some output of what you execute and what the result is (use code tags), what do you see in syslog (/var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog or journalctl -f)? What does ifconfig show? The more details you provide the easier someone can find an answer.
    – eblock
    16 hours ago










  • br0 eth0 wlan0 l0 is shown by ifconfig... i couldnt find the messages or syslog under /var/log
    – Neyo29
    15 hours ago











  • Please provide more details of what you have tried and the output of those attempts, then update your question with that information.
    – eblock
    15 hours ago










  • i have tried with ip link set dev wlan0 down , this command gives an error bad name but the command ifconfig wlan0 down works fine it DISABLES the connectivity to the internet but the connectivity wont come back wen we run the command ifconfig wlan0 up
    – Neyo29
    15 hours ago















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im trying to disable and enable wifi



i tried with all most of the commands given all r giving as error as badname or not found
ifconfig displays br0,wlan0,eth0,lo



ifconfig wlan0 down is working fine with out giving error but it will be still enabled u can access internet.
once u run the command ifconfig wlan0 down the connectivity breaks sometimes,
wen we run the ifconfig wlan0 up the connectivity should positive or it shd be connected (as per the command ) but the connectivity is not happening i cant figure out wats the problem.










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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by dirkt, GAD3R, Jeff Schaller, schily, RalfFriedl 15 hours ago


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.














  • Could you please add some details to your question? Which distro? Add some output of what you execute and what the result is (use code tags), what do you see in syslog (/var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog or journalctl -f)? What does ifconfig show? The more details you provide the easier someone can find an answer.
    – eblock
    16 hours ago










  • br0 eth0 wlan0 l0 is shown by ifconfig... i couldnt find the messages or syslog under /var/log
    – Neyo29
    15 hours ago











  • Please provide more details of what you have tried and the output of those attempts, then update your question with that information.
    – eblock
    15 hours ago










  • i have tried with ip link set dev wlan0 down , this command gives an error bad name but the command ifconfig wlan0 down works fine it DISABLES the connectivity to the internet but the connectivity wont come back wen we run the command ifconfig wlan0 up
    – Neyo29
    15 hours ago













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im trying to disable and enable wifi



i tried with all most of the commands given all r giving as error as badname or not found
ifconfig displays br0,wlan0,eth0,lo



ifconfig wlan0 down is working fine with out giving error but it will be still enabled u can access internet.
once u run the command ifconfig wlan0 down the connectivity breaks sometimes,
wen we run the ifconfig wlan0 up the connectivity should positive or it shd be connected (as per the command ) but the connectivity is not happening i cant figure out wats the problem.










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im trying to disable and enable wifi



i tried with all most of the commands given all r giving as error as badname or not found
ifconfig displays br0,wlan0,eth0,lo



ifconfig wlan0 down is working fine with out giving error but it will be still enabled u can access internet.
once u run the command ifconfig wlan0 down the connectivity breaks sometimes,
wen we run the ifconfig wlan0 up the connectivity should positive or it shd be connected (as per the command ) but the connectivity is not happening i cant figure out wats the problem.







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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by dirkt, GAD3R, Jeff Schaller, schily, RalfFriedl 15 hours ago


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.






put on hold as unclear what you're asking by dirkt, GAD3R, Jeff Schaller, schily, RalfFriedl 15 hours ago


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.













  • Could you please add some details to your question? Which distro? Add some output of what you execute and what the result is (use code tags), what do you see in syslog (/var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog or journalctl -f)? What does ifconfig show? The more details you provide the easier someone can find an answer.
    – eblock
    16 hours ago










  • br0 eth0 wlan0 l0 is shown by ifconfig... i couldnt find the messages or syslog under /var/log
    – Neyo29
    15 hours ago











  • Please provide more details of what you have tried and the output of those attempts, then update your question with that information.
    – eblock
    15 hours ago










  • i have tried with ip link set dev wlan0 down , this command gives an error bad name but the command ifconfig wlan0 down works fine it DISABLES the connectivity to the internet but the connectivity wont come back wen we run the command ifconfig wlan0 up
    – Neyo29
    15 hours ago

















  • Could you please add some details to your question? Which distro? Add some output of what you execute and what the result is (use code tags), what do you see in syslog (/var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog or journalctl -f)? What does ifconfig show? The more details you provide the easier someone can find an answer.
    – eblock
    16 hours ago










  • br0 eth0 wlan0 l0 is shown by ifconfig... i couldnt find the messages or syslog under /var/log
    – Neyo29
    15 hours ago











  • Please provide more details of what you have tried and the output of those attempts, then update your question with that information.
    – eblock
    15 hours ago










  • i have tried with ip link set dev wlan0 down , this command gives an error bad name but the command ifconfig wlan0 down works fine it DISABLES the connectivity to the internet but the connectivity wont come back wen we run the command ifconfig wlan0 up
    – Neyo29
    15 hours ago
















Could you please add some details to your question? Which distro? Add some output of what you execute and what the result is (use code tags), what do you see in syslog (/var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog or journalctl -f)? What does ifconfig show? The more details you provide the easier someone can find an answer.
– eblock
16 hours ago




Could you please add some details to your question? Which distro? Add some output of what you execute and what the result is (use code tags), what do you see in syslog (/var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog or journalctl -f)? What does ifconfig show? The more details you provide the easier someone can find an answer.
– eblock
16 hours ago












br0 eth0 wlan0 l0 is shown by ifconfig... i couldnt find the messages or syslog under /var/log
– Neyo29
15 hours ago





br0 eth0 wlan0 l0 is shown by ifconfig... i couldnt find the messages or syslog under /var/log
– Neyo29
15 hours ago













Please provide more details of what you have tried and the output of those attempts, then update your question with that information.
– eblock
15 hours ago




Please provide more details of what you have tried and the output of those attempts, then update your question with that information.
– eblock
15 hours ago












i have tried with ip link set dev wlan0 down , this command gives an error bad name but the command ifconfig wlan0 down works fine it DISABLES the connectivity to the internet but the connectivity wont come back wen we run the command ifconfig wlan0 up
– Neyo29
15 hours ago





i have tried with ip link set dev wlan0 down , this command gives an error bad name but the command ifconfig wlan0 down works fine it DISABLES the connectivity to the internet but the connectivity wont come back wen we run the command ifconfig wlan0 up
– Neyo29
15 hours ago
















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