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Getting Started
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Pi-hole Core
Pi-hole Core
The
pihole
command
Databases
Databases
Overview
Query database
Domain database
Domain database
Overview
Group management
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Pi-hole API
Pi-hole API
Overview
Authentication
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FTLDNS
FTLDNS
Overview
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Advanced
Advanced
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Debugging
gdb
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Group management
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RegEx blocking
Overview
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Pi-hole extensions
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Docker
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Contributing
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Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO)
How to sign-off commits
How to fork and rebase
Guides
Guides
DNS
DNS
unbound
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Upstream DNS Providers
VPN
VPN
WireGuard
WireGuard
Overview
Concept
Install server
Add client(s)
Optional extra features
Optional extra features
Make local devices accessible
Tunnel all Internet traffic
Troubleshooting
OpenVPN
OpenVPN
Overview
Installation
Setup OpenVPN Server
Firewall Configuration
Connecting clients
Connecting clients
General
Android
Optional: Only route DNS via VPN
Optional: Dual operation: LAN & VPN at the same time
Optional: Full and DNS-only
Optional: Dynamic DNS
Troubleshooting
Misc
Misc
Benchmarking
Tor & Pi-hole
Tor & Pi-hole
Overview
Basic Setup
Using Tor
Performance and other issues
Using DNSSEC
Whitelist and Blacklist editing
Web server
Web server
NGINX
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Traefik v2 (with Docker)
Router setup
Router setup
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Fritz!Box (DE)
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FAQ
Community Projects
Updating
Updating is as simple as running the following command:
pihole -up
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