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this post was submitted on 06 Aug 2023
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Interesting typo. Puts your default language to german. :)
But to answer your question: There are two not uncommon things I‘d like you to rule out.
If both are ruled out, check if the network adapter is showing „up“ or working condition even without the cable.
I‘ve had a situation where my network adapter was „down“ because I installed it later and the installation (ubuntu in my case) didn’t know it and when I rebooted it defaultet to eth2 instead of eth0 or something.
Good luck.