I believe they also use Quad9 as default DNS - it's possible your AdGuard is slower because the Quad9 servers aren't responding as fast as 1.1.1. When I had 1 of each it was annoying because of the differences in the way the filter lists work.Īnother factor could be that AdGuard supports alternate methods of DNS lookup such as DNS-over-TLS or encrypted https. I am finding 2 Adguard Homes to be easier to manage - all I have to do is copy/paste the filter lists and copy/paste the exceptions which only takes a couple of seconds to keep them in sync. Having 1 blocker and a fallback server is not going to guarantee you always blocking ads - the fastest server will likely do most of the queries. If you want 100% ad blocking, then you need to either only point at your ad blocker (pihole or adguard) or point at 2 identical ad blockers if you want home redundancy. You may be observing that however your system will not behave the way you expect. - Online reporting tool for missed ads/false positives.Public Telegram chat - a place for live discussion.At all times remember to be polite towards mods and other users.If you need to share a link, create a text post and include the link inside. Before creating a new topic, search within subreddit.If you'd like to become a beta tester, this is the place to go. Here you can ask any questions, leave your commentaries, and find latest AdGuard-related news.
Oh and I have the TailScale settings to override local DNS.This is an official subreddit for AdGuard - ad blocker and online privacy protection tool for various platforms: Windows, Android, Mac, iOS. If a site doesn’t load and I disconnect from TailScale, it load instantly (my DNS for network is 1.1.1.1). Have not tried what looks like MAC addresses. TailScale has my Pi/Home Assistant IP as:
If you keep this field empty, AdGuard Home will use Quad9 by default. You can specify multiple upstream servers in AdGuard Home settings, or you can even specify a DNS server that will be used to resolve specific domains. To start using AdGuard Home, you need to configure your devices to use it.ĪdGuard Home DNS server is listening on the following addresses: AdGuard Home is basically a DNS proxy that sends your DNS queries to the upstream servers.
Changed to include the two IP addresses given in the Adguard Home Setup Guide and saw the different clients but now have slow response time and sometimes unable to load websites from work. Started off using the TailScale IP address for the Pi but then did not see any of the computers as clients in the Adguard Home Screen. I would like to use Adguard Home as my DNS but have a bunch of different IP options and have tried some combinations with inconsistent results.
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