Can this problem be worked around by disabling the local forwarding
nameserver?
(Disable the local forwarding nameserver by commenting out the line
"dns=dnsmasq" in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf.)
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Confirmed: this issue persists in 12.10
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Hi Mathieu,
I'm going from memory here - I think I tried using hostnames with the
topcon.com domain and without - both without success.
I didn't know the IP addresses so I couldn't try accessing them.
I can try ip route, but will have to wait - not in a position to try that
at present.
Did you m
@Stephen The number of users affected is not as small as you may think.
This bug is a duplicate of, or is related to, many other bugs filed
about DNS resolution in 12.04.
A quick Google search for "ubuntu 12.04 vpn dns" shows many disparate
questions and answers about this topic. Unfortunately, I
This bug, as described, also affects me. VPN DNS resolution worked in
11.10, and was broken by changes made in 12.04.
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David, if you can't connect by IP it's an issue with configuration, and
very unlikely to be a bug (unless your vpn server is some brand new
device that isn't supported).
Stephen, please file your own bug report. Using Kvpn is using a
completely different method which will not be affected by the sa
Exact same problem here except I'm on 32-bit 12.04. I tried Kvpn with
the same results. Since I don't have access to a working resolv.conf
file I will probably have to go back to 11.10, it looks as if this bug
is not going to be addressed, since it effects such a small number of
people.
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Hi Mathieu,
I'm not sure how to read nm-dns-dnsmasq.conf. The base IP address
appears correct, but I don't understand what all the "in-addr.arpa"
stuff is. There's also an IP address that appears in the resolv.conf,
but not the dnsmasq.conf file.
Any other tests I can run to help?
Cheers,
Paul
I can verify that I'm seeing this issue as well. I can connect, sets
correct DNS servers, but I cannot connect to anything.
Can't connect to any of our inside servers, via DNS or IP, nor can I
connect to internet locations via a web browser.
Syslog included (txt file)
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Are the settings in the nm-dns-dnsmasq.conf file correct? With this
setup, only topcon.com names will be resolved over what I assume is the
VPN; anything else would not be; and instead would fall through to being
resolved with 192.168.1.254.
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See attached file. This is a hack workaround until the root cause is found.
Copy this to
/etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d
Ensure that it is executable.
It also modified the MTU setting - which is required to access some servers
inside the private network (e.g. sharepoint).
The script requires
I have managed to get it working, but it's a hack:
Copy the good resolv.conf from the 11.10 working setup over the top of
/run/resolvconf/resolv.conf
Now can connect to servers.
Will try to get a script to do this automatically on connection for
convenience.
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Can you please attach the file /run/nm-dns-dnsmasq.conf ?
Thanks!
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Status: New => Incomplete
** Changed in: network-manager-vpnc (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
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There does not appear to be any obvious work around.
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