Set DNS Servers For All Wifi Networks

[Sajan Parikh]

Right now, I can go into the connection manager, choose a wireless 
network and update the DNS servers to use by setting the IPv4 to 
Automatic DHCP, address only.  However, when I connect to another 
network, the default is to pull an IP address from the DHCP along with 
the DNS servers.

Is there a way for me to default all new connections to DHCP Address 
Only, and set some sort of permanent DNS servers?  I thought about 
throwing them into /etc/resolv.conf, but I assume that gets overwritten 
everytime I switch connections.

Using Ubuntu 14.04 on a laptop with Wifi card.

-- 
Sajan Parikh


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