Re: Turn on GSM connection via nmcli(1)

[Jirka Klimes <jklimes redhat com>]

On Saturday 17 of September 2011 22:36:37 Vladimir Barbarosh wrote:
> Hi. Can anyone help me please?
> 
> $ nmcli -f uuid,name con list
> UUID                                   NAME
> d33c73fc-efbb-4a93-a1fe-9d4ff32ad9ed   Wireless connection 1
> 0f2a2504-eca9-4e96-8bb9-1b617c56367e   Auto eth0
> UUID                                   NAME
> c5f54d0c-5a2f-4047-a27c-36c3c2ffe2d4   Auto TP-LINK_TOLIA
> 730dfb6a-71cc-4d7a-bb06-cada365e0080   Auto ULIM-WiFi
> 5aa6e8a2-0807-4308-888a-5f3be3eb5974   Auto Free Wi-Fi ULIM
> 4a44eab6-6d92-4d33-821b-4bb09eb73b64   Auto ULIM WI-FI
> b2f00310-548a-4bd4-bc26-600d6769c9a9   Auto ZTE220838
> fb236808-432a-47ed-96d9-767c97b7bfaa   Auto EUROPA-HOTEL 4, 5, 6 et
> aa2f0743-2476-461d-8940-73604adbd444   Auto yukm57m56
> d8dfe72d-9e0c-42fc-928b-d8efaccf1ab9   Orange Internet
> e162050e-bd3c-4961-832c-c484d506e89e   Auto Europa-Hotel (A) 4, 5, 6 et
> a71ad05d-f1c0-41ca-8f3a-94a25edfd17d   Auto TP-LINK
> 8f80d560-2124-4672-bee0-c521adf1118b   Auto StarNet-WiFi
> 
> $ nmcli con up id 'Orange Internet'
> Error: No suitable device found: no device found for connection
> 'Orange Internet'.
> 
> I use Debian 6.0.2.

Your modem is probably not properly recognized. You should see the device for 
your modem in ' nmcli dev' output.

Do you see your modem in nm-applet? Please, grab /var/log/daemon.log, so we 
can see if the modem is recognized by NM/MM.

Jirka