I have a similar problem; My dhcp server issues a DNS entry to the clients (WiFi) and instead of using that DNS server, they default back to the 127.0.0.53
A Carafe of Ubuntu
I have a similar problem; My dhcp server issues a DNS entry to the clients (WiFi) and instead of using that DNS server, they default back to the 127.0.0.53
A Carafe of Ubuntu
Ok, I ran Debian distro, and it got the correct DNS entry from the DHCP server. Looks like this is an issue with Ubuntu.
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Different users seldom have the same issue, so UF asks users to create their own thread to get help. This prevents confusion since the entire point of this thread is to help kozimodo2, not anyone else. That's how UF works and how we avoid confusing people.Originally Posted by lisanels47
Please start your own thread.
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Posts moved to a new thread, as it's a separate issue.
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