Built in SIM card

[HELPME]

Would a built in SIM card slot, need to be enabled in sys-net or sys-usb?

I don’t know how.its integrated but I would assume PCI. However it could.be usb. It’s built into the back of the laptop.

Also, identifying it in the “devices” tab is difficult. Are there any commands I can run to try help identify it?,

[enmus]

Hello and welcome.

The answer should be easy. If it’s PCI then leave it to dom0, If it’s on an USB controller, then pass it to sys-usb.

Simple lspci in dom0 terminal should help you (us) to be more precise.

[HELPME]

So I have a realtek NIC already on sys-usb but no connection. Do I attach this to sys-net or sys-firewall to get a connection?

[mila]

Hi there,
have You yet checked this post?

How to combine sys-usb with sys-net

In some cases you maybe need combine sys-usb with sys-net. But it’s less secure than having sys-net and sys-usb separate, so be aware of it before doing it. To do it : In the following file : nano /etc/qubes-rpc/policy/qubes.InputKeyboard nano /etc/qubes-rpc/policy/qubes.InputMouse replace from sys-usb dom0 allow,user=root to sys-net dom0 allow,user=root Shutdown Go in the sys-net terminal and shut it down, for exemple with init 0 Go in the sys-usb terminal and shut it down, for exem…

Cheers,
M.

[BEBF738VD]

Alternatively, you can proxy the specific device from sys-usb to sys-net using the “Qubes Devices” menu (the one with the usb drive icon). That way you won’t expose all usb controllers to the net.

[enmus]

You have to be specific about your topic subject, and to try to answer/respond on all questions/tips