# How to Troubleshoot Network Connectivity Issues in Linux?

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search the net for things like “linux connection troubleshooting” and maybe include in that keywords like the distro you are using, the hardware you are using, wifi or ethernet (whichever applies), keywords regarding the specific upgrade that changed things, etc. giving valuable help is going to require some more specifics!

> [@Please read before seeking assistance](https://community.learnlinux.tv/t/please-read-before-seeking-assistance/512):
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> In this community, we love to help! But to put us in the best position to help you out, we need you to include as much detail as you can. Here are some examples of details we would like to see in your topic in order to best assist you: Output of the lspci command (if your inquiry is related to any form of hardware) Output of related log files (syslog, etc) What you’ve already tried thus far

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