Ethernet Connected But No Internet on Mac

If Ethernet Connected But No Internet on Mac , proceed with the steps that are given below to fix the issue.

Check whether the Ethernet cable is defective. If so, replace the cable.

Ensure that there are no issues with the connected port of your Mac device.

Restart your Mac device and click the Apple menu at the top-left corner of the screen.

Select the System Preferences option from the displayed list.

Now, click theNetwork icon and select the USB 10/100/1000 LAN connection on the left panel.

Click the “-” icon at the bottom-left corner of the window. Then, click Yes.

Now, disconnect your Ethernet cable from the Mac device and reconnect it.

Click on the “+” icon and choose the interface as USB 10/100/1000 LAN from the drop-down list. Enter a service name and click Create.

Go to the Advanced tab and select TCP/IP. Then, click on the Renew lease button.

When prompted for confirmation, click on the Apply button.

If the issue persists, go back to the System Preferences window and select Network.

Create a new location and remove all other connections except Ethernet.

Now, select Renew the lease option again under TCP/IP in the Advanced section.

Open your browser and check whether you can access the internet.

If the issue persists, go to the System Preferences window. Then, select Network.

Click Assist me and navigate to the Diagnostics section.

When the Network Diagnostics window appears, you can verify the Ethernet connection.

The utility is capable of repairing problems automatically.

When you find any connection issues, continue with the instructions on the screen to resolve the issue.

If you still can’t connect to the internet, reset the router to fix the issue.