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Using systemctl restart NetworkManager
will likely do it for you.
Or the more traditional ifup
/ifdown
method, but if you're remotely connected that's likely to give you a Bad Time as you fall off the network... :)
Using systemctl restart NetworkManager
will likely do it for you.
Or the more traditional ifup
/ifdown
method, but if you're remotely connected that's likely to give you a Bad Time as you fall off the network... :)
Ooh, perfect. Thank you!
Set a crontab command that turns on your wifi to run every minute or two, thoroughly test it, then disable your wifi and wait a minute or two before trying to reconnect.
That sounds way more involved than I would like
Try reboot
, it will do exactly that and more!
Jokes aside, try sudo ifdown wlan0
and sudo ifup wlan0
.
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