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Public bug reported:

When there is an active wireless connection, and the wired connector is
connected, network manager is responding by notifying that the wired
connection is made and the icon changes from wireless to wired. In
ifconfig, a IP-address is bound to ethX.

But when trying to do any file operations (or other things), it comes
clear that the wired connection is not used, despite the icon and
notification. The wired connection can only be activated when the
wireless connecttion is forced into disconnect.

But then, the wired connection is not becoming active, only after re-
connecting the wired connection. Maybe the last problem is related to
this bug mentioned. If not, a separate bug should be filed.

** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/846320

Title:
  Wired connection does not take preference over wireless (regression
  11.10)

Status in “network-manager” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  When there is an active wireless connection, and the wired connector
  is connected, network manager is responding by notifying that the
  wired connection is made and the icon changes from wireless to wired.
  In ifconfig, a IP-address is bound to ethX.

  But when trying to do any file operations (or other things), it comes
  clear that the wired connection is not used, despite the icon and
  notification. The wired connection can only be activated when the
  wireless connecttion is forced into disconnect.

  But then, the wired connection is not becoming active, only after re-
  connecting the wired connection. Maybe the last problem is related to
  this bug mentioned. If not, a separate bug should be filed.

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