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What lists are you using, which avoiding? My use of pihole constantly disrupted basic services such as Sonos. I can certainly find the URL culprits and resolve
by neuronic 7y ago
What lists are you using, which avoiding? My use of pihole constantly disrupted basic services such as Sonos. I can certainly find the URL culprits and resolve it, but I got tired of constantly doing so...
- johnpowell 7y agoI just use the default. We have Sonos stuff too and it works without doing anything special.
- Spare_account 7y agoI have Sonos kit and a pi-hole. I use the default lists plus the ticked lists from this site: https://firebog.net/ https://firebog.net/ I have no issues with my Sonos equipment - I use a local MP3 library, a Spotify subscription and TuneIn Radio all without any issues. What problems did you have?
- neuronic 7y agoIn case of Sonos - the speakers disconnected all the time. Taking off pihole completely solved the issue. I did not check for possible problematic URLs on the blacklists though.
- Spare_account 7y agoWhat were you using for DHCP? I'm no Sonos engineer but that sounds like it might been network level rather than DNS. I have pi-hole doing DHCP as well and created DHCP reservations for my Sonos speakers just to be safe (although it isn't necessary and I never had issues when they were regular DHCP clients of my ISPs router).