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Now type the command: <code>ping www.ubuntu.com</code>. If you get a response from the both then see <xref linkend="troubleshooting-ipv6"/>.
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Located in
internet/C/wireless.xml:111(para)
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Type the command: <code>cat /etc/resolv.conf</code>. If there is no nameserver listed then contact your ISP and find out your primary and secondary domain name servers. Once you have this information see <xref linkend="wireless-connecting"/>.
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Located in
internet/C/wireless.xml:112(para)
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IPv6 Not Supported
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IPv6 Not Supported
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Translated by
Bhavani Shankar
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Reviewed by
Jared Norris
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Located in
internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:134(title)
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IPv6 is supported by default in Ubuntu and can sometimes cause problems.
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IPv6 is supported by default in Ubuntu and can sometimes cause problems.
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Translated by
Bhavani Shankar
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Reviewed by
Jared Norris
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Located in
internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:136(para)
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To disable it, open a <application>Terminal</application> (<menuchoice><guimenu>Applications</guimenu><guimenuitem>Accessories</guimenuitem><guimenuitem>Terminal</guimenuitem></menuchoice>) and type the command: <code>gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/aliases</code>.
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To disable it, open a <application>Terminal</application> (<menuchoice><guimenu>Applications</guimenu><guimenuitem>Accessories</guimenuitem><guimenuitem>Terminal</guimenuitem></menuchoice>) and type the command: <code>gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/aliases</code>.
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Translated by
Bhavani Shankar
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Reviewed by
Jared Norris
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Located in
internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:137(para)
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Find the line <code>alias net-pf-10 ipv6</code> and change it to read <code>alias net-pf-10 off</code>.
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Find the line <code>alias net-pf-10 ipv6</code> and change it to read <code>alias net-pf-10 off</code>.
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Translated by
Bhavani Shankar
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Reviewed by
Jared Norris
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Located in
internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:138(para)
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Reboot Ubuntu.
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Reboot Ubuntu.
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Translated by
Bhavani Shankar
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Reviewed by
Jared Norris
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Located in
internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:139(para)
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Using Windows Wireless Drivers
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Using Windows Wireless Drivers
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Translated by
Bhavani Shankar
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Reviewed by
Jared Norris
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Located in
internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:97(title)
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Ubuntu supports a system known as NDISWrapper. This allows you to use a Windows wireless device driver under Ubuntu.
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Ubuntu supports a system known as NDISWrapper. This allows you to use a Windows wireless device driver under Ubuntu.
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Translated by
Bhavani Shankar
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Reviewed by
Jared Norris
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Located in
internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:98(para)
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Obtain the Windows Driver for your system and locate the file that ends with <code>.inf</code>.
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Obtain the Windows Driver for your system and locate the file that ends with <code>.inf</code>.
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Translated by
Bhavani Shankar
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Reviewed by
Jared Norris
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Located in
internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:100(para)
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