Expected Behaviour: Blacklisted domains are blocked on all devices on my LAN. Actual Behaviour: Expected behaviour is met on my Windows laptop, but not on my Android phone. Debug Token Screenshot of my 'Network Overview' page at https://pi.hole/admin/network.php: [image] As can be seen from the …

Just letting everyone here know that I've found a solution: I simply needed to reboot dnsmasq after following the suggestions here and IPv6 is finally no more!! At least on my network :wink: A massive thank you once again to everyone who helped me diagnose this frustrating issue :smiley:

I dont have openwrt so dont know how to validate settings. Could ping @SirMuffington if he knows.

Switching off IPv6 on your router will just stop it from distributing a global public IPv6 prefix as supplied by your ISP. It wouldn't stop your devices from assigning at least link-local IPv6 addresses for themselves, or a ULA address if they can get hold of a ULA prefix somehow. You'd have to swi…

[image] deHakkelaar: Could ping @SirMuffington if he knows. Thanks, I'll give that a go. Wish me luck!

[image] Bucking_Horn: Switching off IPv6 on your router will just stop it from distributing a global public IPv6 prefix as supplied by your ISP. It wouldn’t stop your devices from assigning at least link-local IPv6 addresses for themselves, or a ULA address if they can get hold of a ULA prefix …

[image] Bucking_Horn: It wouldn’t stop your devices from assigning at least link-local IPv6 addresses for themselves, or a ULA address if they can get hold of a ULA prefix somehow. According to the first answer on the SuperUser thread that I linked to above, it should do just that! Or am I mi…

[image] OzKenny83: Having said that, check this out: C:\Users\username>nslookup fd77:bff1:b4d5::1 Server: RaspberryPi Address: 192.168.1.100 *** RaspberryPi can't find fd77:bff1:b4d5::1: Non-existent domain Doesn’t that last line mean that it’s not a valid IP address? With above one, you…

[image] deHakkelaar: With above one, your querying the OS configured DNS server 192.168.1.100 to lookup the domain “ fd77:bff1:b4d5::1 ”. Syntax is: nslookup <DOMAIN> <DNS_SERVER_IP> LOL oops! How about this instead: C:\Users\username>nslookup google.com fd77:bff1:b4d5::1 Server: UnKnown …

I've now tried these instructions to disable IPv6 on the phone, as well as setting a static IP and DNS settings for my WiFi connection, but Android still seems hell bent on using the DHCP-provided settings. This is really getting beyond a joke now...

[image] OzKenny83: LOL oops! How about this instead: C:\Users\username>nslookup google.com fd77:bff1:b4d5::1 Server: UnKnown Address: fd77:bff1:b4d5::1 *** UnKnown can't find google.com: No response from server If the Windows box isnt configured for IPv6 (from ipconfig /all), it wont be a…

[image] deHakkelaar: Thats just IPv6 addresses for the devices and not the IPv6 DNS servers assigned/discovered am I right ? If some IPv6 RA are offered or a DHCPv6 server is found, devices may still try to assign a DNS server via IPv6 as well, but without a global prefix, they won't be able …

Pihole doesn't block anything on my Xiaomi Mi A3 using Chrome

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deHakkelaar April 27, 2020, 2:34pm 34

Switched to Termux as I cant do without me prompt ... thx!
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