And the fact that the Pi-hole Home Assistant Community Add-on was ditched in favour of AdGuard Home made me all the more curious. This was coming from people I respect so my interest was most certainly piqued.

While researching that application I kept reading about how AdGuard Home is better in every way in comparison to Pi-hole. In the moment, Admin web Interface is set to Ethernet (With my Local IP Address) and set to 443 (HTTPS) port.Just recently I published a review of the popular ad and tracking blocker named Pi-hole.

In the initial config, I choose 443 port in the Admin Web Interface and let 53 for the DNS server, also try to let for all the interfaces in the Admin Web Interface, and DNS Server too. May I need help in the initial configuration, to see if I'm doing something wrong. In the screenshot I try to follow the guide in the FAQ where we run the command nslookup to see the address is matching with the dns address of AdGuardHome and for me the server are displaying as Unknown.

I was trying to run AdGuardHome and everything works fine, but I got a problem with AdGuard not blocking ads Screenshots Windows 10 Version 20H2 (OS Build 19042.630), 64-bitĮxpected to run AdGuard Home to block ads to avoid install extensions in browser, so I can setup the DNS in the router (in the future) and block ads and get more security for all the devices connected in the network.

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Recently I got some problems because AdGuardHome services was not running, so I make a clean installation of Windows 10 and now I'm having the issue that AdGuard is not blocking all the ads, I try to

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