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Network diagnostics shows everything is connected through wifi. However ichat, safari, mail, and even system update says I am not connected to the network. I know I am connected because the internet will work through firefox. This seems to happen after the computer goes to sleep sleep. The only way I can it working again is to restart the computer. Started happening after I installed Lion. Any ideas?
Mac OS X (10.7)
Looking for ideas myself. Same problem on my Early 2008 13" MacBook. No issues on my Late 2009 27" iMac.
I am able to restore connectivity by toggling wifi off and on. But that's obviously not a fix.
Same problem here with a cable connection.
I need to logout/login every single time to get the connection back working.
Much more people with the same problem. Including me. Also see this thread: After Lion upgrade, having network issues after wake from sleep
There is a problem with lion. No problems after upgrading my MacBook Pro, but my desktop, cannot connect to internet anymore!
I have to try to use firefox (didnot try that), but all other programs cannot connect, but looking at my system preferences it says my connection is fine, but somehow it will not connect to my isp (while my powerbook can using the same network). It does get an IP address though.
There were no problems before the upgrade 😟 (otherwise I could not download the installer)
Why won't mac recognize I am connected to network?
