Need help with ping in linux

[A Former User]

Unable to ping ip or host in linux
I get this error
ping: sendmsg: Operation not permitted
I tried all the solutions listed on google none of them worked for me can anyone help me ping work in my ubuntu?

[phenomlab]

@linuxbeginner Are you attempting to ping an IP address, or a hostname ?

[A Former User]

@phenomlab both same error
This is what I get when I ping ip

and when I ping host then this

[phenomlab]

@linuxbeginner Can you provide the output of iptables -L ? It sounds very much like you are using SELINUX - which OS ?

[A Former User]

@phenomlab I am using ZorinOS 16 based on ubuntu and I have just uninstalled iptables.

[phenomlab]

@linuxbeginner Typically, this means that you are not allowed to send ICMP packets. Are you sure you have removed iptables ?

[A Former User]

@phenomlab Yes sir I removed it with sudo apt remove iptables
see

[phenomlab]

@linuxbeginner Try sudo apt install --reinstall iputils-ping and then re-try

[A Former User]

@phenomlab Still same issue.

[phenomlab]

@linuxbeginner Are you using a VPN ?

[A Former User]

@phenomlab I was using cloudflare warp now I disabled it but still the same issue.

[phenomlab]

@linuxbeginner It’s not disabled. The IP address you logged in from here belongs to Cloudflare, so it’s still connected

[A Former User]

@phenomlab It’s disabled I checked on whatismyip and it is showing correct location now.

[phenomlab]

@linuxbeginner Then really the only thing we have left is permissions.

Try sudo chmod 4711 /usr/bin/ping then attempt the ping again

[A Former User]

@phenomlab Still same

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