WiFi cannot find networks after stopping monitor mode

[macmachine87]

I'm a bit of a noob here but I am trying to figure this out.
I'm using Kali 2.0 on amd-64 and I'm using it live from a USB with persistence.

When I start Kali I can easily browse the internet by selecting my home network from the list of available networks, putting in the password and everything is good. After I start up airmon-ng on my interface (wlan0) everything works as it should and I am able to do everything I need. When I try to stop monitor mode it seems my interface name rolls to wlan1 and the hardware address seems to move up 1 number as well (60:36:dd:47:fa:81 => 60:36:dd:47:fa:82). I tried restarting the NetworkManager service but when I go to see the list of available wifi networks it says "No network found." I tried another step which was to disable the network interface by using ifconfig wlan0 down and then back up but it says it cannot find the interface and I try to use wlan1 and nothing happens. I checked and I am 100% certain that wlan1 is in managed mode, not monitor mode. If I reboot everything works well again and I can get to the internet, it's just annoying that if I am trying something in monitor mode and then I am doing something wrong I can't just stop monitor mode and connect back to the internet to troubleshoot my issue.

[cavorpa]

Hey there macmachine87

Try use this command:"service start networkmanager'

[mmusket33]

Unfortunately using airmon-ng check kill:

1. Does not tell you what linux commands you are using as airmon-ng is a bash script evoking linux commands on your Operating System.

2. No method was offered to restore the processes stopped thru airmon-ng.

3. To find the actual commands you have to open the airmon-ng script and find the commands in the lines of code.

4. And when you actually try and restore these functions, a full restoration of all wifi functions does not occur.

Go to this thread.

https://forums.kali.org/showthread.p...NetworkManager


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