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Expected Behaviour:
on a machine that is served by the pi-hole dhcp server (running on pi-hole not router) resolve the hostname of the pi-hole
Actual Behaviour:
cannot find pi-hole name - and have to use the ip directly
Debug Token:
n3avhveuok
This site can’t be reached
pi.hole’s server IP address could not be found.
however
on the pihole itself - it said connection refused through the elinks app.....
sorry correction - it works if I use http but not if i use https direclty on the pi-hole. So the machine knows how to get to itself though the alternate name - but isn't sharing that info with the local population.
jfb
September 7, 2018, 1:57pm
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I'm a bit confused now.
Was this loading the web admin page (and if so, what address were you using) or trying to lookup pi.hole as a domain (i.e. dig pi.hole, etc.)?
The interface for the web admin page is on port 80 (http) and not on port 443 (https).
well it is 1/2 working now - although I have had this DNS / DHCP server in place for a while now at least my linux boxen are resolving it locally. I don't know why my windows machines are not though - even with a flushdns - but I can live with that.....
jfb
September 7, 2018, 5:21pm
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This thread may have some additional information:
Expected Behaviour:
The hostname of the Raspberry Pi running the pihole service is pihole (192.168.1.2). If I ping pihole from a Windows 10 PC it should reply.
Actual Behaviour:
Ping request could not find host pihole. However, if I ping pi.hole it succeeds. Unlike "pihole", "pi.hole" is resolved correctly.
I read the following thread carefully and my configuration appears to be the same as in the thread except for the very last part where the host pihole command should return 192.168.1.2. In …
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September 28, 2018, 5:21pm
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