Please follow the below template, it will help us to help you! Expected Behaviour: I had this Rasperry Pi-hole running OK for about two weeks and I was watching the web interface every day, it seemed to run fine. It does block most ads. Actual Behaviour: At some point I was no longer able to log in…

[image] Viorel: the Pi seems to block fewer domains Your debug log shows a reasonable amount of blocked domains [2019-08-10 04:21:44.821 640] /etc/pihole/gravity.list: parsed 114654 domains (took 10645.2 ms) Some questions: Is there a specific reason you're showing the long-term stati…

Here is what I see today. I just woke up, all of us, so this is whatever the deviced in the house did overnight. 2019-08-11 07:00:00 PTR 10.1.0.10.in-addr.arpa localhost OK (cached) |2019-08-11 07:00:00|PTR|100.1.0.10.in-addr.arpa|localhost|OK (cached)|| |2019-08-11 07:00:00|PTR|11.1.0.10.in-addr.a…

These PTR requests are normal. Pi-hole does them once an hour for all known IP addresses (internal devices + external upstream DNS providers) to check whether a host name has changed and needs to be updated.

Thanks. Interesting that it didn't do those before. I wonder what changed? You asked how the dashboard looks like. Here it is. The Pi is plougged directly into the router so all devices should use that as DNS. [image]

Do you expect more than three clients on the network (one of them will be the Pi). That's a pretty small amount of traffic for 24 hours. These commands will tell you which clients have been active in the last 24 hours: echo ">top-clients withzero (15)" | nc 127.0.0.1 4711 echo ">top-domains" | n…

I expect a LOT of clients, right now I have 18 on WiFi (various laptops, phones, tablets, watches, thermostats, IoT, etc) and probably another 5-6 wired. Here is what I got with those commands (my Pi IP is 10.0.1.101, not sure if I should change the commends or not, I just used as you told me). Sinc…

[image] Viorel: I expect a LOT of clients, right now I have 18 on WiFi (various laptops, phones, tablets, watches, thermostats, IoT, etc) and probably another 5-6 wired. Here is what I got with those commands (my Pi IP is 10.0.1.101, not sure if I should change the commends or not, I just used a…

Hi, I may have found the issue. Or at least one issue. At some point I had issues with the router (Apple Airport Extreme about 10 year old) and I decided to resset and re-enter all settings. I think I made a typo and for the DNS IP I put 100.0.1.101 but my Pi-hole is 10.0.1.101 So that means the r…

Pi-hole strange behaviour, h1.tivoservice.com suspect

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jfb August 14, 2019, 2:05am 10

There should be no "backup" server assigned. Clients will use any and all DNS servers they find.