Many users around the are having problems with network manager, especially for
USB 3G modems.
We are able to connect using wvdial and gnome-ppp since its dial-up support is
much better than the network manager.
It is in good interest of everyone to integrate these two packages and make
wvdial th
This bug shall be upgraded from its "wishlist" status. It is causing serius
problems to many users crippling usability.
Just take a poll around to see how many users are relying on gnome-ppp and
wvdial to connect their 3G modems and you will know the seriousness. If the
network manager is the b
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 191889 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889
this bug is not a duplicate of # 191889 which is specific to firefox.
A solution to this "wish" will resolve millions of issues related to 3G modems
not working in network manager but working in wvdial.
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** Package changed: linux (Ubuntu) => modemmanager (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: modemmanager (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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connecting reliance netconnect on ubuntu 10.04
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/612107
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am able to connect the internet using gnome-ppp and
wvdial but the NetworkManager applet says I am offline! So all
applications know I am offline and I cant send/recieve mails or chat.
I am available for any data required or any other help from my side...
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Thanks & Regards
Devarshi
** Package changed: modemmanager (Ubuntu) => network-manager (Ubuntu)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
The network manager is detecting the modem but fails to connect.
However, I am able to connect using gnome-ppp but still network manager says I
am offline and relays this wrong information to other applications such as
firefox.
ProblemT
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My modem was reportedly working fine till Jaunty. The problem is there
since Karmik {point to be noted: since karmic NM does not handle modems
on its own, but uses modem-manager}. I am presently using Lucid. I have
filed a bug report #620012
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MASTER Network Manager integrated ppp support - shou
I understand that the main fault lies with the modem-manager which is
unable to dial my modem and I have to use gnome-ppp or wvdial for the
same. However, my complaint with network manager is that it should be
able to detect that an internet connection has been made using another
program. If that i
Clicking on the network icon on the top of the screen says something
like: new CDMA connection
Then on opening the wizard it shows my modem in the dropdown (Huawei)
and I provide the country (India) and service provider (Reliance) in
further screens. Then I dial after giving the username and passw
The related bugs I could find is #612107, #61180
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Network manager unable to dial Reliance Huawei EC1260 modem
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