-all *arr apps in docker containers using docker compose
-tailscale has friendly tailnet name
-…magicdns enabled
-…global nameservers have mullvad public dns in them
not very confident here, can I just follow this guide (link: https://tailscale.com/kb/1114/pi-hole/) and it works or do I need to change some settings? I notice it tells me to add a custom DNS but mullvad is already in there? how does it know which to use or in which order?
😮really, that would be really not intuitive design, have to check this on my OpnSense, in that case
But generally, ads are always blocked, tho.
Edit: See pic for how tailscale describes it:
I understand it so, that your DHCP (your tailscale and for me OpnSense) will give the complete DNS list to devices, and those decide how to handle DNS lookups and may prefer mullvard prior AdGuard and thus will show ads. If that happen, you have to disable mulvards DNS server by removing it from the list.
I’d recommend running two AdGuard Home servers on two different devices, and keeping them in sync with AdGuardHome-Sync. That’s useful because if you ever have to reboot one of them, the internet won’t break.
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😮really, that would be really not intuitive design, have to check this on my OpnSense, in that case
But generally, ads are always blocked, tho.
Edit: See pic for how tailscale describes it:
I understand it so, that your DHCP (your tailscale and for me OpnSense) will give the complete DNS list to devices, and those decide how to handle DNS lookups and may prefer mullvard prior AdGuard and thus will show ads. If that happen, you have to disable mulvards DNS server by removing it from the list.
You got it. :)
I’d recommend running two AdGuard Home servers on two different devices, and keeping them in sync with AdGuardHome-Sync. That’s useful because if you ever have to reboot one of them, the internet won’t break.