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I am posting this question and answer from link because I faced the same problem, and the solution in that post was helpful to me.

Question from the link:

I have an Acer C720 Chromebook, running a dual boot of Chrome OS and Ubuntu 14.04.

When using Chrome OS, I can connect to and use private and public wireless networks with no problems. With Ubuntu, I can also connect to all networks, but with the vast majority of networks I have tried, I cannot use the Internet; the standard 'Server Not Found' screen appears when trying to load up web pages, for example.

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I am paraphrasing the solution which is found in the link:

  1. Delete /etc/resolv.conf

    sudo apt-get remove --purge resolvconf
    
  2. Restart the computer

  3. Now the wireless Internet works. We can rebuild the file

    sudo apt-get install resolvconf
    

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