Pi-Hole not resolving IP6 queries

[drewski]

If you want it don't give up.. Just be prepared to devote your free time for a while..
I asked for help once on dd-wrt.com while I was setting my network up. Didn't even get a response.
Shoot for a stateless configuration. GOOD LUCK!!

[Ackis]

@DanSchaper

I don’t mean to be discouraging, but a bit on my background and why I make the suggestion I do

Thank you, and I appreciate your help. I have a BSc in Comp SCi, and a Masters in Information Security, along with a CISSP. I understand the theory behind things (mostly), but not the actual technical "how-to" which is why I play around with my home lab.

@DanSchaper

IPv6 gives every device a public address that identifies it.

That's why I originally was going with ULA allocation within my LAN for IPv6 - I think I was trying to force NAT for IPv6.

@DanSchaper

I applaud you for wanting to learn more and I wish more people were of that mindset but really just disable it on your local network until you have the time to really dig in to IPv6 and all the new concepts and ways.

Thank you. I think I have the time. I could sit here in front of my PC and spend 8 hours tinkering with it if I needed to. I've read a lot of guides/tutorials out there and there's been a lot of conflicting information, and none of them have spelled certain things out as clear as you have. Which I appreciate.

@DanSchaper

You’ve already seen how the ISP DNS server overrode what you intended for your devices.

I think that was because of my ignorance on how IPv6 doesn't use DHCP, along with how my router has its IPv6 "stuff" hidden away where I didn't expect it.

@drewski

If you want it don’t give up… Just be prepared to devote your free time for a while…
I asked for help once on dd-wrt.com while I was setting my network up. Didn’t even get a response.
Shoot for a stateless configuration. GOOD LUCK!!

Thanks for the support I'll get it eventually. I'm making slow progress.