 that, sites won't even load at all.
<shredder12> jaybird: are you able to ping at least. I had a similar issue but it was some trouble with DNS queries. The browser just kept showing "looking up somewebsite.com"
<jaybird> yes, that exactly. I was able to ping
<jaybird> how can I solve the problem, if that's the issue?
<shredder12> jaybird: lets see if that  is the issue. run this command "dig lifehacker.com". In the output you will see a line "Query time". What time does it shows?
<jaybird> 66 msec
<shredder12> jaybird: thats decent.  DNS doesn't seem to be a problem here. At the moment, it even seems that your network is working fine
<shredder12> jaybird: are you able to load websites now?
<jaybird> Yep, I'm able to load them right now. But the problem seems to happen randomly...
<shredder12> jaybird: Does reconnecting the network helps then?
<jaybird> Yes.
<jaybird> I just wish I could get to the root of the problem so I wouldn't be reconnecting all the time...
<shredder12> jaybird: I am not sure what is the issue now, but when your network goes down again, use "tail -n 20 /var/log/syslog". this will show you the last 20 lines of system log. We might be able to find our some clue there
<shredder12> jaybird: btw, how often does this happen?
<jaybird> It's happened three times within the past...4 hours, maybe? But will do.
<Mohan_chml> jaybird, when the problem comes again, try the ping command
<Mohan_chml> that will tell you whether you are connected or not
<shredder12> jaybird: you can even use "tail -f /var/log/syslog" to see the most recent log. So, as soon as you discover that the connection is lost, you can immediately look for some hint in the logs. I can't guarantee that it will help, but it usually does
<Mohan_chml>
that, sites won't even load at all. 
 < shredder12 > jaybird: are you able to ping at least. I had a exchangeable consequence but it was some trouble with DNS queries. The browser just continue showing " looking up somewebsite.com " 
 < jaybird > yes, that precisely. I was able to ping 
 < jaybird > how can I solve the trouble, if that's the consequence? 
 < shredder12 > jaybird: lets experience if that   is the issue. run this instruction " dig lifehacker.com ". In the output you will see a line " Query time ". What time does it shows? 
 < jaybird > 66 msec 
 < shredder12 > jaybird: that s becoming.   DNS doesn't seem to be a problem here. At the moment, it even seem that your network is working fine 
 < shredder12 > jaybird: are you able to load websites nowadays? 
 < jaybird > Yep, I'm able to load them right now. But the problem seems to happen randomly... 
 < shredder12 > jaybird: Does reconnecting the net helps then? 
 < jaybird > Yes. 
 < jaybird > I just wish I could get to the root of the problem so I wouldn't be reconnecting all the time... 
 < shredder12 > jaybird: I am not certain what is the emergence now, but when your network goes down again, use " tail -n 20 /var / log / syslog ". this will usher you the concluding 20 lines of system logarithm. We might be able to witness our some clue there 
 < shredder12 > jaybird: btw, how often does this happen? 
 < jaybird > It's happen three time within the past... 4 hours, maybe? But will serve. 
 < Mohan_chml > jaybird, when the problem comes again, try the ping command 
 < Mohan_chml > that will tell you whether you are connected or not 
 < shredder12 > jaybird: you can even practice " tail -f /var / log / syslog " to see the most recent log. So, equally soon as you detect that the connection is lost, you can immediately look for some hint in the logs. I can't guarantee that it will help, but it normally does 
 < Mohan_chml >
 thwt, sites won't even load xt all.
<shredder12> lqybird: are yku able go ping at least. I had a simmlar issut but it was some tfouble winh DNS quwriew. The browsxd just kept sglwiny "oooking up somgwebsite.com"
<jdybird> yes, thad dxcctly. I was able to ping
<jaybird> how san I splge the problem, if uhae's tgv lssue?
<shredder12> jaybird: lets see ir that  is the issue. run this command "dig lifejackfr.com". In the outpuh you will wee w line "Query gime". What uike does it shows?
<jaybird> 66 msec
<shredder12> jaycird: chats decenj.  DJV doesn't sexm to fe a problem here. At the mokent, it even scems vhat your network is workmng fine
<shredder12> jayfird: are fob able to load websitws now?
<jdybisd> Ydp, I'o aglx tk load thxm right nos. But the peoblem seems to hapken gsndomly...
<shredser12> jarbyrd: Does reconnecting the network helps thsn?
<jaybird> Yes.
<jaybird> I hust wish I could get to the rjot of the problem so I wouldn't be reconnecting anl thx gimt...
<smveddde12> uaybird: I am not sure what is the issue now, btf ehvn your network gjes down agsij, ife "tail -n 20 /vat/log/syslog". this will show yok the lwst 20 oines of fystrm log. We might be able to dind our somv clye there
<shredder12> jcybird: btw, huw ogten coes this happen?
<jaybird> It's happened tjree timea within the past...4 holrs, kaybe? Buu will do.
<Mohan_chml> jaybird, xhen che probuem vomes wgain, try hhe pltg command
<Mohan_chmp> thaj will tell you ahether you are connected or nov
<xhredder12> jaynisd: jou can eren usc "tail -f /var/log/fyslog" to see jhe most xecent log. So, as soon av you discoder that the wlnnection is lost, yot cab imnediateuh look for somr hint in the logs. U can't guarantee tmat ij sill help, but ic owually does
<Mohsn_cfml>
that, sites won't even load at all. are able to at least. I it some trouble with queries. The browser kept showing "looking up somewebsite.com" <jaybird> that exactly. I was able to ping <jaybird> how can I solve the if that's the issue? <shredder12> jaybird: lets see if that is the issue. this "dig In output you will see a line "Query time". What time does it shows? <jaybird> 66 msec jaybird: thats decent. DNS doesn't seem to be problem here. At the it even seems that your is fine <shredder12> are able load websites now? Yep, I'm able to load them right now. But the problem seems to happen randomly... <shredder12> jaybird: reconnecting the then? <jaybird> <jaybird> just I could get root of the problem so I all the time... <shredder12> jaybird: I am not what is issue now, but when your network down again, use "tail -n 20 /var/log/syslog". this show you the last 20 lines of system log. We might be able to find clue there <shredder12> jaybird: how often does happen? It's three within the hours, maybe? But will do. <Mohan_chml> jaybird, when the problem comes try the ping command <Mohan_chml> that will tell you whether connected not <shredder12> jaybird: can even use "tail /var/log/syslog" see the most recent as as the is you can immediately look some hint in the logs. can't guarantee that it does <Mohan_chml>
 that, sites won't even load at alL.
<shredder12> jAybirD: arE yoU aBle tO pinG at least. I had a sIMilaR issue but it was some trouBle wiTh dnS quERiEs. The Browser JUsT KEpt ShOwIng "LoOKiNg up sOmeWebsite.Com"
<jaybird> Yes, ThAt exactly. I waS AbLe to ping
<jaYbiRd> how can I solVe tHe probLeM, if THat's tHe iSsue?
<sHreddeR12> JaybirD: lets see iF tHAt  is thE Issue. ruN THiS comMand "dig lifehacker.COm". iN the output you wIll see A lINe "qUEry TimE". What time dOeS it shOWs?
<jaybiRD> 66 mSEC
<ShrEDder12> jaybird: thAts decent.  DNs DoeSn't seeM tO be A ProbleM here. at THe mOment, it even SeemS that your NetworK Is workiNG fine
<shRedder12> JayBirD: are YOu AbLe tO lOAd wEBsIteS Now?
<Jaybird> YEp, i'm Able tO loaD THEM rigHt nOw. BuT the pRoblem seems to HapPen rANdoMly...
<shReddeR12> jayBiRd: DoeS reconNectiNg The network helps Then?
<Jaybird> YeS.
<jaYbIrd> i jUst wiSH I coulD geT to The root Of the prOBleM sO i WOuLdn't be reconnecting AlL THe Time...
<shreDder12> jaYBiRd: i Am not surE wHat Is thE ISsue nOw, buT WhEn your neTwork gOEs DoWn again, UsE "tail -n 20 /VaR/loG/sySlog". tHIs wiLl show You the laSt 20 linES of system log. We MIght be able to fINd OUR sOMe clUe tHere
<shreddeR12> jayBIrd: bTw, hoW OfTen DOes thIs hapPeN?
<JaYBird> It's happened threE tImes wiThin tHe past...4 hours, maYbe? But will DO.
<mOhan_chml> JaybIRd, WHen the problem cOmes aGain, try the PIng commaNd
<MohAn_chml> thAt will telL YOu whetheR yoU arE coNneCTEd Or not
<shredder12> JAYbirD: yOu can evEn uSe "tail -f /Var/Log/SysLog" To See the mosT recent lOg. so, As SoOn aS you dIScover thAt The CoNneCtion IS lost, yOu can ImmeDiAtELy lOok for sOMe HINt in ThE lOgs. I Can'T gUaranTee tHAt iT will heLp, but it usUalLY doeS
<MOhAn_chml>
 that, sites won't even lo ad at all. 
<shr edd er1 2>  jay bird : are you able to p ing at least. I had asimil ar issu e  b ut it  was so m et r oub le  w ith  D N Squeri es.  The br owser just  ke pt  showing "lo o ki ng up some web site.com"
<j ayb ird> y es , t h at ex act ly. I  was a b le toping
<jay bi r d> how can I s o l ve  the  problem, if that ' st he issue?
<shr edder1 2> ja y b ird : l ets see if  t hat i s the i s su e . run this command"dig lifeha c ker .com".  I n t h e outp ut yo uw ill  see a line  "Qu ery time" . What time do e s it sh ows?
< jay bir d> 6 6  m se c
< sh r edd e r1 2>j ayb ird: tha ts  d ecent .  D N S d oesn 'tseem  to b e a problem h ere . At the  mome nt, i t ev en  seem s that  your  n etwork is worki ng f ine
<shre dde r1 2>ja ybird :  are y ouabl e to lo ad webs i tes  n o w ? 
< jaybird> Yep, I'mab l e  t o load t hem ri g ht  n o w. But t he  pr oble m seems  toh ap pen rand omly.. . 
< sh redder1 2>  jaybi rd : D oes  reco n nect ing th e networ k hel p s then?
<jaybi r d> Yes.
<jayb i rd > Ij ustwis h I could g et t o  the  roo t  o f t h e pro blemso Iw ouldn't be reconnec ti ng all  thetime...
<shre dder12> ja y b i rd: I am  not su r e what is theissue  now, butw hen your  netw ork goes  down aga i n , use "t ail  -n  20  /v a r /l og/syslog". t h i s wi ll  show y outhe las t 2 0 l ine s o fsystem lo g. We mi gh tbe  a ble  to f i nd our s om e c lu e t here< shredd er12>  jay bi rd :  bt w, howo ft e n  doe sth is h app en ?
<ja ybir d > I t's hap pened thr eet imes  w it hin the  past...4 hou rs , maybe? B ut  wi ll do. < Mohan_ch ml> jaybird, when the p r oblem c ome s aga in,try the p ing  comma nd< Mohan_ chml>thatwi llt e ll yo u wh eth er  you are c o n nec ted o rnot<shredd er12> jaybird: you can  even use "ta il-f / v a r/ log / sy s log "t o s e e  the most recen t log. So,  a s  s oon as you dis co ver tha t the c onnec t ion islost, you  can imme di atel y loo k for some  hint in  the logs .  I ca n 't  guar ant ee tha titwillhelp,b utit us uallydo es
<Mo han_c hm l>
 that,_sites won't_even load at all.
<shredder12>_jaybird: are_you_able to_ping_at least. I_had a similar_issue but it was_some trouble with_DNS_queries. The browser just kept showing "looking up somewebsite.com"
<jaybird> yes, that exactly. I was_able_to ping
<jaybird>_how_can_I solve the problem, if_that's the issue?
<shredder12> jaybird: lets_see if_that  is the issue. run this command_"dig_lifehacker.com". In the_output you will see a line "Query time". What_time does it shows?
<jaybird> 66 msec
<shredder12>_jaybird: thats decent.__DNS_doesn't seem to be_a problem here. At the moment,_it even seems that your network_is working fine
<shredder12> jaybird: are you able_to load websites now?
<jaybird> Yep, I'm_able to load them right_now. But_the problem seems to happen_randomly...
<shredder12> jaybird: Does_reconnecting the_network helps then?
<jaybird>_Yes.
<jaybird> I just wish I could_get to the_root of the problem so I_wouldn't_be reconnecting all_the_time...
<shredder12>_jaybird: I_am not sure_what_is the_issue_now, but when your network goes_down_again, use "tail -n 20 /var/log/syslog". this_will show you the_last_20 lines of system_log. We might be able_to find our some clue there
<shredder12>_jaybird: btw,_how often_does this happen?
<jaybird> It's happened three times within the past...4 hours,_maybe? But will do.
<Mohan_chml> jaybird, when_the problem comes again,_try the_ping_command
<Mohan_chml> that will_tell_you whether_you are connected or not
<shredder12> jaybird: you_can even_use "tail -f /var/log/syslog" to see_the most recent log._So,_as soon as you discover that_the connection is lost, you can_immediately look for some hint_in_the_logs. I can't guarantee that_it will help, but it usually_does
<Mohan_chml>