Ubuntu Server 22.04 ping timeout even though it gets IP address and it shows connected on my router

Adam Joney

7/25/24, 5:49 PM

Ubuntu Server 22.04 ping times out even though it gets the IP address and it shows it's connected on my router. The timeout happens when I ping to/from it in the network, but running ip a shows that eno1 has an IP address.

This problem happened suddenly for no apparent reason. I tried changing the cable, but it didn't work.

Here is the output of what you requested. They are all images because I can't SSH to the server:

Results of ip a:

Results of resolvectl:

Results of ls -l resolve.conf:

I discovered the reason for this. It happens when I try to download torrents on qbittorrent Hotio container, but stopping the container and restarting doesn't solve the problem that's why that when it happened the firsy time I thought that wasn't the reason. How can I get my connection back immediately after this happens? Rebooting doesn't solve the problem.

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waltinator

7/25/24, 6:20 PM

Do you have a route ? `ip route;ip link`. Read `man ip ip-route ip-link`.

mpboden

7/25/24, 6:25 PM

Please update question with output of `ip a` and `resolvectl status` and `ls -l /etc/resolv.conf`.

waltinator

7/25/24, 7:49 PM

Please [edit] your question to add whatever information you get. Do not use Add Comment.

Adam Joney

7/27/24, 2:52 PM

I don't know what happened but the server is now working after a power outage, It is like this these couple days power here is not stable because of the weather and load on the local power grid.

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