Wired Connection DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG error on Ubuntu 16.04











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I have a Dlink DIR-113 device which acts as a repeater / bridge. It is connected to the main router (D-Link DSL-2750U) via an ethernet cable. When I connect one end of ethernet cable to this repeater and the other end to the PC, it gives the DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG error while trying to access any website.



Tests : (On the repeater)





  1. Dual boot laptop




    • (Ubuntu 18.04) : Both wired and wireless works.

    • (Windows 10) : Both wired and wireless works.




  2. Dual boot PC :




    • PC (Ubuntu 16.04) : Wired not working. (can't test wireless).


    • PC (Windows 8.1) : Wired works.




  3. iPhone SE : Wireless works.



Is this an OS specific issue?



Tried:



$ sudo service network-manager restart



Did not solve the issue.










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I have a Dlink DIR-113 device which acts as a repeater / bridge. It is connected to the main router (D-Link DSL-2750U) via an ethernet cable. When I connect one end of ethernet cable to this repeater and the other end to the PC, it gives the DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG error while trying to access any website.



Tests : (On the repeater)





  1. Dual boot laptop




    • (Ubuntu 18.04) : Both wired and wireless works.

    • (Windows 10) : Both wired and wireless works.




  2. Dual boot PC :




    • PC (Ubuntu 16.04) : Wired not working. (can't test wireless).


    • PC (Windows 8.1) : Wired works.




  3. iPhone SE : Wireless works.



Is this an OS specific issue?



Tried:



$ sudo service network-manager restart



Did not solve the issue.










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  • Check this accepted answer. This has solved the issue as of now. Will update if it recurs.
    – magnum_skrattar
    yesterday















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I have a Dlink DIR-113 device which acts as a repeater / bridge. It is connected to the main router (D-Link DSL-2750U) via an ethernet cable. When I connect one end of ethernet cable to this repeater and the other end to the PC, it gives the DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG error while trying to access any website.



Tests : (On the repeater)





  1. Dual boot laptop




    • (Ubuntu 18.04) : Both wired and wireless works.

    • (Windows 10) : Both wired and wireless works.




  2. Dual boot PC :




    • PC (Ubuntu 16.04) : Wired not working. (can't test wireless).


    • PC (Windows 8.1) : Wired works.




  3. iPhone SE : Wireless works.



Is this an OS specific issue?



Tried:



$ sudo service network-manager restart



Did not solve the issue.










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I have a Dlink DIR-113 device which acts as a repeater / bridge. It is connected to the main router (D-Link DSL-2750U) via an ethernet cable. When I connect one end of ethernet cable to this repeater and the other end to the PC, it gives the DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG error while trying to access any website.



Tests : (On the repeater)





  1. Dual boot laptop




    • (Ubuntu 18.04) : Both wired and wireless works.

    • (Windows 10) : Both wired and wireless works.




  2. Dual boot PC :




    • PC (Ubuntu 16.04) : Wired not working. (can't test wireless).


    • PC (Windows 8.1) : Wired works.




  3. iPhone SE : Wireless works.



Is this an OS specific issue?



Tried:



$ sudo service network-manager restart



Did not solve the issue.







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  • Check this accepted answer. This has solved the issue as of now. Will update if it recurs.
    – magnum_skrattar
    yesterday


















Check this accepted answer. This has solved the issue as of now. Will update if it recurs.
– magnum_skrattar
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Check this accepted answer. This has solved the issue as of now. Will update if it recurs.
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yesterday

















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