Recent content by Martin

That would be what it suggests, however that seems to be "impossible". As when I use the WAN address it won't route it through the port forward to the appropriate server, nor are all addresses available on public DNS servers. But clients with the router set as DNS (manually) still resolve...

This sounds like the most sensible so far :) Sadly it made no difference. Meaning either the setting does not apply, or something else is still wrong (also tested without DNSSEC of course). Oddly enough when on the local network and using the router it does forward the addresses, even with DNS...

I noticed the PiHole does not accept requests from Guest networks. It also sets the external ips as its system addresses. Additionally to accept requests from VPNs the "Interface Settings" had to be set to "Permit all origins". (it then still does not receive guest network requests)

I'll have a look (once I am back home) if there is anything useful to add that I didnt share in the original post. But indeed what you say is correct, which is why also the DHCP server is broadcasting the PiHole IP as DNS server instead of its own on LAN. The only requests coming from the...

This is the odd thing, indeed if I set PiHole to accept "All" it responds to direct requests to clients that have the dns set to 192.168.0.10. Which I have done for now, but is not an ideal situation. But even though the requests come from the 192.168.0.1 IP, and PiHole responds to them with...

I am aware, however: PiHole (and dnsmasq) also recommends to only allow local IPs. Which is the local network, not the VPN Network. Which is why the VPN setup points to the router, which uses the PiHole as an upstream. This allows all queries to come from the local network, and this works for...

Hello everyone, I have been having some odd issues with my Wireguard setup, that seem to be specific to how I use my router. The clients can reach the DNS server just fine, and get responses. However, the DNS Server seems to be failing in forwarding the answers it gets upstream in specific...

Thought I'd give a small introduction of myself. Normally speaking I try to resolve all my issues with trial and error, which mostly works. But seeing as I am getting a bit more out of touch as technology progresses and I've not worked with IT for a couple of years now I thought joining a forum...