Settings > System > About. Thanks for these steps (in the question), is was good to see how all of these work together. 1. Just a heads-up that I've deleted my answer since it was for WSL/Ubuntu on Windows 10, and Win 11 definitely behaves differently. Static /etc/resolv.conf does not fix it for me, the symptom persists. Implementation of that should decrease possibility of getting issues by overlapping IP addresses in case of Docker Desktop is used. Ubuntu subsystem (WSL) could not resolve corporate and non corporate domains while on or off vpn. I already messed up my domain resolution, and now I get the first error every time, even when my laptop is not connected to the VPN. [Windows] ping 172.23.48.1 = Reply from 172.23.48.1: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=128, Attached are the logs. To find your PC's architecture and Windows build number, open @CraigHutchinson , your comment appears to mimic what I'm seeing, where the problem is somehow in the routing and not just the name resolution. How do I connect a corporate VPN client such as Pritunl (OpenVPN) through another VPN tunnel such as Mullvad (WireGuard)? Many times this issue has bothered me, I ended up making this simple helper code: https://github.com/epomatti/wsl2-dns-fix-config, This is a problem with WSL, not Ubuntu or Windows. From: NonStatic
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