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Before I upgraded to High Sierra, when my Internet connection is being funky, I would go to System Preferences>Network, to see which element of the Internet was off, i.e., the ISP. With 10.13.1, all I can get is the status of the wifi connection, which is the same thing as the signal icon on the top of the screen.
Anyone else have a suggestion for getting the info that used to be on the System Preferences>Network page?
Thanks
Is the information you're looking for seen by Option (Option/Alt key) clicking the WiFi icon in the Menu Bar?
Is the information you're looking for seen by Option (Option/Alt key) clicking the WiFi icon in the Menu Bar?
Gave me good info on the wifi part, still miss seeing the green, yellow or red dot for ISP status.
Thanks for the suggestion.
new Mac OS High Sierra 10.13.1 System Preference change
