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If there is an IP address shown see <xref linkend="troubleshooting-dns"/>.
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Located in
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From the <application>Terminal</application> enter the command: <code>dhclient if_name</code> where if_name is the connection listed earlier.
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Located in
internet/C/internet.xml:95(para)
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If you receive a message that says <code>bound to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx</code> then see <xref linkend="troubleshooting-dns"/>
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Located in
internet/C/wireless.xml:103(para)
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If not then reboot the system.
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Located in
internet/C/wireless.xml:104(para) internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:122(para)
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Check DNS
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Located in
internet/C/wireless.xml:108(title) internet/C/troubleshooting.xml:126(title)
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Open a <application>Terminal</application> (<menuchoice><guimenu>Applications</guimenu><guisubmenu>Accessories</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Terminal</guimenuitem></menuchoice>) and type the command: <code>ping 82.211.81.158</code>.
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Located in
internet/C/internet.xml:103(para)
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Now type the command: <code>ping www.ubuntu.com</code>.
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Located in
internet/C/internet.xml:104(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"/>.
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Located in
internet/C/internet.xml:105(para)
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Using Windows wireless drivers
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Located in
internet/C/internet.xml:111(title)
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Even if your wireless network card does not have a native Linux driver, you may still be able to get it working with <application>ndiswrapper</application>. <application>Ndiswrapper</application> is a Linux module which allows Xubuntu to use Microsoft Windows driver for wireless cards (in most cases).
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Located in
internet/C/internet.xml:112(para)
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