Hi,
Pi-hole:
DNS:
IPv4:
IPv6:
Router always assign ULA:
iptables -nvL
ip6tables -nvL
Example ad blocked in 4.29s
https://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js
Hi,
Pi-hole:
DNS:
IPv4:
IPv6:
Router always assign ULA:
iptables -nvL
ip6tables -nvL
Example ad blocked in 4.29s
https://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js
also running pihole -r
gives me the following output i think something wrong with FTL sometimes ads are blocked and sometimes they arent
i ve reinstalled it now it tells me that ftl is running but still ~4s
What is the output of :
sudo systemctl status dnsmasq
sudo systemctl status pihole-FTL
And what operating system are you running Pi-hole on ?
Have you seen this post:
There might be some answers there.
You might want to upload a debug log for the developers to look into any possible errors (pihole -g
)
Raspberry Pi Zero
RASPBIAN STRETCH LITE
Minimal image based on Debian Stretch
Version: April 2018
Release date: 2018-04-18
Kernel version: 4.14
Yes i've seen the post but i think it didnt helped maybe i missed something or doing wrong i dont know
Someone with a Fritzbox fixed with this:
I dont want to insert the IP Address of my Pi in the router because i dont want to use the adblocker globally.
But there is a IPv6 Tab
whats the difference between Native IPv4-Connection and Native IPv6-Connection in the IPv6-Connection fieldset?
IPv4-Connection is recommended and selected as default:
Some other IPv6 configuration options (i've enabled ULA):
here the debug token: ns1nwpysog
today the request was blocked in ~2.15s
not sure why it takes up to ~4s and today its half of the time.
You could disable IPV6 for your internal LAN. As in disable IPV6 on your fritzbox as well as on your Pi.
I think some requests from clients try to resolve via IPV6 and since that is not defined in Fritzbox, it takes a little bit of time, for the request via IPV6 to time-out and fall back to IPV4.
Hmm i can disable it but what do you mean with my IPv6 is not defined?
My FRITZ!Box is telling me that my pi got an IPv6 address and i ve also set the dns server manually on my client to my pi holes IPv6 address so it should use the pi holes dns server.
Cable modem
Raspberry Pi Zero (Pi-Hole)
So you mean using both options (IPv4 and IPv6) may lead to a longer request time because of the time-out (fallback). Running only one option (IPv4 only) should avoid the fallback.
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