Note that this problem occurs with the builtin Realtek driver or the one modified and installed by instructions here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4718501
This is a very weird problem and I don't know how to precisely trigger it. Basically, I have connectivity at 1000Mbps, DHCP-configured. I can open a browser but after 5-6 minutes, DNS resolution fails. I can ping IP addresses successfully, but DNS fails. Cycling the connection (ifconfig eth0 down/up) fixes it, but obviously I can't be doing this every 5 minutes.
Any thoughts? I was wondering if it is a local DNS nameserver problem, but I don't know how to test with known good public nameserver as I cannot figure out how to force the nameservers to be static when I am using DHCP. In Windows this is easy, and probably on kubuntu as well, but I cannot figure it out.
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This is a very weird problem and I don't know how to precisely trigger it. Basically, I have connectivity at 1000Mbps, DHCP-configured. I can open a browser but after 5-6 minutes, DNS resolution fails. I can ping IP addresses successfully, but DNS fails. Cycling the connection (ifconfig eth0 down/up) fixes it, but obviously I can't be doing this every 5 minutes.
Any thoughts? I was wondering if it is a local DNS nameserver problem, but I don't know how to test with known good public nameserver as I cannot figure out how to force the nameservers to be static when I am using DHCP. In Windows this is easy, and probably on kubuntu as well, but I cannot figure it out.
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