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I'd hope your PiHole at least resolves over DoH... if not consider AdGuard Home instead

by sodality2 5y ago

netr0ute 5y ago
It's not the PiHole itself that's the problem, but rather the clients on the LAN. I already redirect the PiHole's traffic over a VPN so the ISP is none the wiser, but I could go further and use DoH for that too.
e12e 5y ago
That would require a valid certificate, wwouldn't it? (for it to work out of the box)
- sodality2 5y ago
  Not for the pihole to use DoH to resolve regular :53 DNS requests, no. For it to act as a DoH DNS server, though, ie requests to it are encrypted, you would need one, yeah.
  - e12e 5y ago
    Yes, I meant in order to be able to point ff doh at the local resolver.
    - sodality2 5y ago
      Oh yeah, you probably would. or trust the cert in your OS. but there wouldn't really be a point, unless someone is intercepting 53 requests in your local network