I am running Pi-hole in DHCP mode, and consequently DHCP is disabled on the router.
DNS entries on the LAN page are left blank with appending of the router IP set to 'no'.
DNS entries on the WAN page are set with the Pi-hole's local IP as the primary DNS and CloudFlare as the secondary fall-back DNS, overriding the values provided by the ISP.
I have also a guest Wi-Fi network with disabled access to the local network.
Up until 384.12 this setup worked with the client connecting to the guest network getting an IP address served by Pi-Hole.
After an update to 384.13, the client on the guest network started getting some random IP address while trying to connect and does not get any internet access. Enabling access to the local network solves this (the client gets both a proper IP and DNS entries), but defeats the purpose of the guest network.
In a way this is a correct behaviour, as the DHCP/DNS server is on the local network. I am just wondering if 384.13 made some changes enforcing this and if I am right in surmising that running an off-router DHCP/DNS server would not work with guest networks?
DNS entries on the LAN page are left blank with appending of the router IP set to 'no'.
DNS entries on the WAN page are set with the Pi-hole's local IP as the primary DNS and CloudFlare as the secondary fall-back DNS, overriding the values provided by the ISP.
I have also a guest Wi-Fi network with disabled access to the local network.
Up until 384.12 this setup worked with the client connecting to the guest network getting an IP address served by Pi-Hole.
After an update to 384.13, the client on the guest network started getting some random IP address while trying to connect and does not get any internet access. Enabling access to the local network solves this (the client gets both a proper IP and DNS entries), but defeats the purpose of the guest network.
In a way this is a correct behaviour, as the DHCP/DNS server is on the local network. I am just wondering if 384.13 made some changes enforcing this and if I am right in surmising that running an off-router DHCP/DNS server would not work with guest networks?