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I am using Ubuntu 22.04. I recently moved to a new place with a different wifi. When I connect to the wifi on other devices running Windowns/android/iPodOS everything works well. But on my ubuntu I am unable to access many (most) sites. I can access google affiliated sites and use google search, as well as some other websites. But e.g. stackexchange websites are unreachable on firefox. I simply get a 'Server not found' error. The same happens when I try to ping these sites with ping www.twitter.com.

While connected to the home netowork, I ran ip route list and got no output. On the other hand when I run ip -6 route list I get some output including a default route. When I use my phone's hotspot instead, everything works well and I also get an output including a default route with ip route list. So I'm guessing this is somehow the problem.

I have tried the solution from here and here but nothing changed.

Enforce
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Click activities and search for "network". Select the "Advanced network" icon. Select your connection and go to the "IPV4" tab:

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The method Automatic(DHCP) should be selected by default. If not change it. This is the place where you could add additional DNS servers (like 8.8.8.8) into the corresponding entry fields.

kanehekili
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Change the IPv4 DNS to Google Public DNS, Search Google Public DNS in google. check

https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using#linux

Biswajit Bimoli
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