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I have an Ubuntu 18.04 server that runs a DHCP server for a wired and wireless network and acts as a gateway to the internet (so PCs on the LAN have to connect to the server to access the internet). From PCs on the wired network, I can enter the server's hostname into a browser's address bar and development versions of websites that the server hosts are accessible. If I try the same thing with a PC that's on the wireless network, the server's hostname isn't resolved correctly so the website isn't displayed. PCs on either the wired or wireless network can access sites that are on the internet without any problems. Using "ping " on PCs on the wired network runs without errors but from PCs on the wireless network it fails to resolve the name. Any ideas why the DNS lookup is not working on the WiFi but working OK on the wired interfaces?

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I'm using dnsmasq for dns lookups / dhcp control and netplan using NetworkManager for the network configuration (the wireless is set up to act as an access point for any device).

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  What DNS server are you running? Is there an option to keep wireless clients from reaching local IP addresses?
  
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  @heynnema: I haven't configured anything to stop wireless clients from reaching local IP addresses, entering the server's IP address into the address bar rather than the server name works fine on the wireless network, it's just not converting the name to an IP address which it does do on the wired network without any problems.
  
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  can you post the output of dig hostname in both machines?
  
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I have an Ubuntu 18.04 server that runs a DHCP server for a wired and wireless network and acts as a gateway to the internet (so PCs on the LAN have to connect to the server to access the internet). From PCs on the wired network, I can enter the server's hostname into a browser's address bar and development versions of websites that the server hosts are accessible. If I try the same thing with a PC that's on the wireless network, the server's hostname isn't resolved correctly so the website isn't displayed. PCs on either the wired or wireless network can access sites that are on the internet without any problems. Using "ping " on PCs on the wired network runs without errors but from PCs on the wireless network it fails to resolve the name. Any ideas why the DNS lookup is not working on the WiFi but working OK on the wired interfaces?

EDIT:
I'm using dnsmasq for dns lookups / dhcp control and netplan using NetworkManager for the network configuration (the wireless is set up to act as an access point for any device).

networking dns

share|improve this question

edited 9 hours ago

Skizz

asked 10 hours ago

SkizzSkizz

3712616

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  What DNS server are you running? Is there an option to keep wireless clients from reaching local IP addresses?
  
  – heynnema
  9 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @heynnema: I haven't configured anything to stop wireless clients from reaching local IP addresses, entering the server's IP address into the address bar rather than the server name works fine on the wireless network, it's just not converting the name to an IP address which it does do on the wired network without any problems.
  
  – Skizz
  9 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  can you post the output of dig hostname in both machines?
  
  – PEdroArthur
  8 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I have an Ubuntu 18.04 server that runs a DHCP server for a wired and wireless network and acts as a gateway to the internet (so PCs on the LAN have to connect to the server to access the internet). From PCs on the wired network, I can enter the server's hostname into a browser's address bar and development versions of websites that the server hosts are accessible. If I try the same thing with a PC that's on the wireless network, the server's hostname isn't resolved correctly so the website isn't displayed. PCs on either the wired or wireless network can access sites that are on the internet without any problems. Using "ping " on PCs on the wired network runs without errors but from PCs on the wireless network it fails to resolve the name. Any ideas why the DNS lookup is not working on the WiFi but working OK on the wired interfaces?

EDIT:
I'm using dnsmasq for dns lookups / dhcp control and netplan using NetworkManager for the network configuration (the wireless is set up to act as an access point for any device).

networking dns

share|improve this question

edited 9 hours ago

Skizz

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SkizzSkizz

3712616

share|improve this question

edited 9 hours ago

Skizz

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SkizzSkizz

3712616

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edited 9 hours ago

Skizz

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SkizzSkizz

3712616

asked 10 hours ago

SkizzSkizz

3712616

asked 10 hours ago

SkizzSkizz

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