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Status: Incomplete = Expired
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Automatic does not work for me, but the Vodafone settings do.
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DNS stopped working with Three Australia mobile broadband
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/486166
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Changing DNS settings to 10.188.66.103;10.176.66.71 works for me.
This is the setting that 3's M$ Windoze connection app now returns.
I've made that change on a couple of Ubuntu 9.10 systems and network
connectivity was immediately reinstated.
3 seems to have changed their Australian network
Perhaps there are better changes that could be made. The DNS chaneg I've
reported got me working again but I'm no IP4 or mobile broadband modem
expert.
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DNS stopped working with Three Australia mobile broadband
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/486166
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Those settings of yours are a bit odd... my DNS settings are
202.124.81.18 and 202.124.81.22.
The syslog suggests that the DNS addresses are reported during the PPP
initialization, so if the ISP wants to change them, it wouldn't affect
users using the automatic setting.
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DNS stopped working
That's better, thanks. I think the Ubuntu-delivered profile was set to
'Automatic (PPP) addresses only' with a couple of hard-coded DNS server
addresses. Changing to Automatic and leaving the DNS addresses blank
works fine and probably will be more accommodating to future changes by
the OSP.
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