AirCooledFury
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Tried connecting via ethernet cable, everything worked great. Gonna assume at this point that it was the wifi card.
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This is the download address for the Kali that I have installed: http://images.kali.org/kali-linux-1.1.0a-amd64.torrent
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tried a live cd. it behaved the same way.
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ok the tail command returns a list of stats that look like antennae stats and then shows an IPV6 IP address conflict. the last two lines show the wlan0 device entering and then leaving promiscuous mode.
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Looking a little closer, I can see my laptop asking for safebrowsing.google.com.mynetworkssid. That is what my router says does not exist. Then my laptop asks for safebrowsing.google.com and the dns on my router replies, but my laptop seems to ignore it and ask again.
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Currently, wireshark shows my laptop asking for google, to which the router responds 'there is no such name' and then asks 'who has 192.168.2.5' which is my laptop's dhcp assigned IP address.
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ok let me get back to being able to resolve names and I'll get wireshark going.
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I've restarted it now and it seems its back to not knowing where anything is again.
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Yes. It's almost as if it isn't receiving any data after it resolves the name. Opera and iceweasel both show similar results.
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so after several traceroute attempts it seems every other traceroute works and gives slightly different results.
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second attempt at traceroute google.com returns 15 hops and reaches google.com.
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traceroute google.com returns: google.com: Name or service not known Cannot handle "host" cmdline arg 'google.com' on position 1 (argc 1)
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Update: I took wlan0 interface off the list in /etc/network/interfaces because I read that network manager will not manage interfaces listed there. Now when I try to ping google.com I get a reply. But when I try to go there in my browser it redirects me to charter search(charter is my ISP) and hangs with a white screen.
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Yes. It works great in windows.
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ping google.com returns: ping: unknown host google.com
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My bad did you mean ping Google as in: root@hostname:~# ping Google ? Putting that in gives me this return : ping: unknown host Google
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pinged 8.8.8.8 and got many replies with around 27ms each. Did you want me to ping 8.8.8.8 or their web address?
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dhclient wlan0 returns: Reloading /etc/samba/smb.conf: smbd only RTNETLINK answers: File exists
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Also, apt-get update returns something like: Could not resolve 'website.com' For several lines of attempted fetches.
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Ok so I tried setting resolv.conf to 8.8.8.8 and the result is the same. Another curious note is that when I use wireshark on my wlan0 interface the traffic shows the router repeatedly asking who is at my address, that is, the one assigned to kali on this machine. My machine replies and my router just asks again and again as long as I try to send packets. Is this normal? Also, could it be that my router doesn't like linux?
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Ok so just to be more clear the issue is not resolved. I just responded ambiguously. What I meant to say was, the resolv.conf file lists my gateway address as the nameserver. I still cannot connect to any website. It is a wireless network using WPA2 - PSK security, on a belkin dual band n750 router. The network is pretty simple, a class C using 192.168.2.0 for the network with the gateway at 192.168.2.1. It uses automatic DHCP addressing. All the other machines on the network are running windows 8.1 except a few mobile devices. The kali machine I'm trying to fix has been dual booted with windows 8.1 on an HP laptop. On my kali machine, I noticed the ping is taking an unusually long time, like 67ms, and if I use the traceroute command, it gets to its destination but takes like 175ms per hop and the whole process lasts like 10 minutes. If I try to get to a website by putting it's IP address directly into the browser, I see the site name come up at the top of the browser window, but it just hangs there with a white display. Putting in a normal website name like www.google.com just causes a cannot find server error.
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Nvmd after a reset it gives the gateway address.
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Ok so what should the address in resolv.conf say? Because it just gives the loop back address.
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Hello everyone. First post on here so bear with me. I am a cyber security student trying to learn to use kali and linux in general, and I have a problem with wifi. I have dual booted Kali with windows 8.1, and I cannot use the internet when I boot into kali. I get an ip address from my router's dhcp, I can ping addresses outside the network, like 8.8.8.8, but I cannot connect to any web pages. I need to connect while I work on kali for school work. Anybody know whats going on? Thanks in advance.