• Pihole as secondary dns

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    @qbhatti said in Pihole as secondary dns:

    blocks some google ads so it means I cant click on shopping items or sponsored items when searching.

    Seems like a problem of the ad blocking list your are using in Pihole.
    You could try a safe one like OISD Basic that has no false positives.

  • pfSense - DNS redirect to local DNS server

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    AndyRHA

    @Antibiotic All of the PiHoles are on VLAN42. PiHole services VLANS 2,42,100 and 129.

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    @johnpoz dnsleaktest.com shows the IP address of my vpn provider.
    whether you select standard or extended, it then shows results in the IP of my ISP connection.

    my config is as follows
    System DNS Servers
    DNS Servers 1.1.1.1 firewall WAN
    DNS Server Override unchecked
    Disable DNS Forwarder checked

    DNS Resolver
    enable checked
    Network Interfaces LAN / VLAN
    Outgoing Interfaces Localhost
    system transparent
    DNSSEC checked
    Use SSL/TLS outgoing checked
    DHCP Register checked
    Static DHCP checked

    Advanced Privacy
    Hide ID checked
    Hide Version checked
    Query Name checked
    Prefetch Support checked
    prefetch DNS key checked
    harden DNSSEC checked
    Experimental Bit 0x20 checked

    Routing
    WAN Default Route

    Rules
    TCP/UDP * * LAN Address DNS allow
    TCP/UDP * * !Firewall DNS block

    TCP/UDP * * VPNBYPASS * WAN none
    TCP/UDP * * !LAN * ExpressVPN none

    NAT
    LAN TCP/UDP * * !LAN Address DNS LAN Addr (i found using 127.0.0.1 didn't work, but it did with LAN addr)

    ** PS it is not a tin foil hat, when you live in a country where big law firms criminally intimidate and extort (for 3yrs relentlessly) exorbitant amounts of money because you play 50sec of a movie - consider yourself lucky your lawyers haven't woken up to that scam **

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    bthovenB

    Thank you everyone.
    So both the fixed ip set on device and those set on pfsense must not be in the dhcp pool. I will have to change some of my fixed ips.

    I will definitely install pfblockng.