After fresh install of my OS (debian 10), I installed pi-hole via '' curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | bash'' (and config my router). Its work fine but after reboot my PC it doesnt work anymore.
https://tricorder.pi-hole.net/r261s3b5g1
My OS is debian 10 (version 10.6). The only thing I installed before Pi hole it was ''curl'' and ''nvidia driver''. That's all that changes on my PC.
To clarify, Pi-hole is installed on the PC? Is the PC running Linux or do you have Pi-hole installed in a VM or other container? If the PC is not running Linux, what OS is the PC running?
Pi-hole is installed on the PC?
Yes, is installed on the PC.
Is the PC running Linux or do you have Pi-hole installed in a VM or other container?
My pc is running Linux
After you reboot the PC, is Pi-hole not starting, or are clients no longer able to access Pi-hole?
After you reboot the PC, is Pi-hole not starting?
I can enter the page of pi hole (192.168.1.xxx)
are clients no longer able to access Pi-hole?
how can i do this?
the command nslookup pi.hole tell me this
Server: 208.67.222.222
Address: 208.67.222.222#53
** server can't find pi.hole: NXDOMAIN
This client is not using Pi-hole for DNS resolution. It is using OpenDNS.
Try distribute the Pi-hole IP for DNS to the clients via the router DHCP service:
If dont have those DNS options in the router DHCP server section:
If I understand your setup correctly, you've installed PI-hole on the same machine that you expect to use Pi-hole for DNS: Your Linux PC.
As Pi-hole is meant to be run on a server, it won't change its host systems DNS settings.
As long as your PC acquires its IP address via DHCP, and your router distributes Pi-hole as local DNS server via DHCP, your PC should start using Pi-hole as soon as it requests a new DHCP lease.
In case you manually configured your PC with a static IP (which is what Pi-hole's installation encourages), you'd need to manually configure DNS servers for your PC as well, e.g.by editing /etc/resolv.conf or /etc/dhcpcd.conf accordingly.
Yes, thats my setup!! thanks for understand me (my english its bad). Ok, I understand what do you mean.
I change my PC's ip (192.168.1.118) and my pi-hole's ip is 192.168.116.
I change my PC's ip using DHCP reservation (router setup). On the screen you can see my new ip and the first DNS (pihole's ip).
Pihole doesn't work 
Edit the file /etc/dhcpcd.conf on your Linux PC and change the nameserver for the active network interface to the Pi-hole IP.
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