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To restart a download from a <filename>.torrent</filename> file that is already on your computer, double-click on it.
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Right click the <guiicon>NetworkManager</guiicon> icon in the notification area.
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If it is turned on then see <xref linkend="troubleshooting-wireless-device"/>.
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Located in
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Now type the command: <code>ping www.ubuntu.com</code>. If you get a response from the both then see <xref linkend="troubleshooting-wireless-ipv6"/>.
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NetworkManager
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Ubuntu now uses NetworkManager to manage network connections. NetworkManager attempts to make the process of connecting invisible, whilst allowing finer manual control where necessary.
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Many security protocols are supported: WEP, WPA/WPA2, WPA-Enerprise/WPA2-Enerprise, 802.1x, VPN
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NetworkManager also keeps passwords secure by utilising the user's keyring to store passphrases.
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Network Manager is the little icon in the system notification area in the top right of your screen. It looks like two over-lapping computer screens or four blue or grey stepped bars (when connected wirelessly).
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<guibutton>Left click</guibutton> for automatic functions, such as connecting to a network.
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