I know this is a lot more on the networking side than it is Linux, but I'm only having this issue on my computer. Everything else connects just fine. What's going on is I have a router in one room (router A) and I set up a router in another end of my house (router B) that's hardwired into A. A and B have their own SSID's, they're both broadcasting and providing internet just fine to my other devices. Only thing I'm having an issue with is on my Linux system, every time I try to connect wirelessly to either of my two routers it keeps saying it requires authentication, where I'll then enter my password and it'll look like it's accepting it, then it'll ask me for my password again. Anybody have any idea as to why? Thank you for any help in advanced
Linux network authentication issue
linux;debian;networking
Sorry if this is not the best answer, but I don't know much about the problem. I have dealt with it too on my Linux Mint when trying to connect to a network secured by WPA Enterprise. I'd recommend two possible solutions to try: First, (though I would assume you've already tried this) reboot your computer. You could also try manually shutting off Wifi and then turning it back on. Second, try deleting the existing connection and its data and save a new connection. That has worked for me, if I'm correct.