thats seems like the Client could reach the Site via IPv6 anyway, blacklisting the IPv6 entry wont work either...
sorry didnt read the FAQ... but the entries remains
Generate a debug log with pihole -d and provide us with the token so that we can take a look. Also, have you taken any of the steps shown in the FAQ post?
i created the pihole-ftl.conf with that entry, the remaining entries are false positives? i dont really understand the following steps...
debug token is: wdoyj5kk7i
edit: the machine pi-hole is running on has an ipv6 assigned
edit 2: creating this ipv6 ula is only necessary if i wont create the pihole-ftl.conf, right?
Your Pi-hole (and network) does not have ULA addresses. It is not set up for IPv6 communication. The entries are false positives as they are for AAAA records that only will be accessible via IPv6. So the steps in the linked FAQ are for not displaying the AAAA record queries since they are not applicable to your network.
ok thank you. that means that domains are definitely unreachable for my clients even if they are presented as forwarded?
Try going to https://ipv6-test.com on a client and see if they get back a positive result. If not, then they do not have the capability to use AAAA record IP addresses.
Edit: Mistake in URL
cant even open the site... think thats good in that Case
Try it again, the link was not formatted correctly. You should be able to see the site on an IPv4 only client.
ok, now its running, the Certificate is outdated and invalid, but the site is loading
edit: it redirects me to
opened that site manually, heres the Result:
any idea why clicking the link brings me to "pi.lc"?
Not sure, something happened with them. You can try http://test-ipv6.com/ in it's place, but it is showing that your clients do not have IPv6 support.
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