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After upgrade from 22.04 to 22.10, DNS does’t work anymore

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What I tried

sudo service NetworkManager status

NetworkManager is active running.

sudo service systemd-resolved start

Got error:

Failed to restart systemd-resolved.service: Unit systemd-resolved.service not found

My /etc/resolv.conf doesn’t exits。

sudo ln /usr/bin/resolvectl /usr/bin/systemd-resolv

Not working because /usr/bin/resolvectl not exists

Then I reinstalled systemd

sudo apt reinstall systemd

Unfortunately everything is still the same as above.

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No one works for my case.

DNS issue after upgrading to 22.10

Upgraded to 22.04.01, DNS didn't work, tried to fix, now Ethernet doesn't work

chili555 avatar
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"My /etc/resolve.conf doesn’t exits" I believe it is `/etc/resolv.conf` Let's take a look at: `ls -al /etc/resolv.conf` Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
Vidy Videni avatar
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@chili555, thanks, it is a typo, fixed.
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It seems the systemd-resolved is not included in systemd in Ubuntu 20.10, after upgrading, I installed it manually,

sudo apt install systemd-resolved

Now everything works.

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