Ubuntu DNS Tutorial
If your Internet connection in Ubuntu is not working properly, it is possible that your DNS settings are not configured properly. DNS (Domain Name Service) settings are a set of IP addresses that tell your computer what servers on the Internet to query when it tries to visit a domain name so that it knows what IP corresponds with that domain name. Your DNS server IP addresses are usually given to your by your ISP or your network administrator.
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Instructions
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Log in to Ubuntu.
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Click "System," click "Administration," then click "Networking."
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Click on your network connection, then click on the "DNS" tab.
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Click "Add," type in your first DNS IP address, then click "OK." Repeat this for the second DNS IP address as well.
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Click "Close" to close the network connection properties window.
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