That’s cool project, I will like to do it on the cloud for all my devices to do it. Right now I’m running pihole on a docker container and use it as a dns server, and this is very convenient because every where I go with my laptop the pihole is on my docket running.
in firewall why arent you allowing DNS the same way just like TCP? (so not all but only your home) another question: i dont have static public ip. I am behind CGNAT. is there any way to restrict access to my home? through ddns or something other? thank you
This worked, tho two things: 1. Whenever i adchecked, it said 77% covered, which is fine but is it just a point of adding more adlists to the registry? 2. Wifi-wise everything is working, phone, tablet, laptop are now all adblocked for good but my pc is hooked up to ethernet and while i did change the dns to the pihole, it didnt do anything, what should i do? Its not a giant concern since i have adblock extensions but id rather do it all the way through just for completions sake
At the Pi-hole forums they always warn about making your pi-hole a public DNS server. This is what you are doing here. How are you going to limit it to just your devices?
@@JasonsLabVideos Bro, I wish there was an “over your head” emoji. Your “allowing anyone to use DNS” is the problem. Fantastic that you blocked the admin interface, but your Open DNS resolver is the problem. Please do some research on DNS amplification attacks.
@@Jasonhartley31 dude, listen to the video now, I said setup proper rules for UDP DNS so your wan address from home / work can only access and use this service. Read and watch before your next post !
@@JasonsLabVideos Yes I saw the firewall rules and if you do have a static IP address for home define so defiantly yes you can control port 53 and port 80 access.. Looking at your firewall rules at the end of the video (Timestamp 15:30) , port 53 UDP has a accept all ipv6 and ipv4. That is where you are wide open for a DNS attack.
@@ronaldvargo4113 When you listen to me talk i stated that these are open right now so we can test it MY personal one & i recommended that people put rules in to block ALL " except your wan static ips"
I love having my AdGuard in the cloud also. My family uses it as well. Great video and Chris with Crosstalk Solutions is awesome.
Fully Agree, I'm playing with both Pi-Hole & Adguard !
That’s cool project, I will like to do it on the cloud for all my devices to do it.
Right now I’m running pihole on a docker container and use it as a dns server, and this is very convenient because every where I go with my laptop the pihole is on my docket running.
Well done, and interesting! Thanks!
1st, got my coffee to :) P.S. your volume is very low :)
OHHH i see what you did there :) it's a bit low yes sorry..
Can you show us how to add tailscale to the linode server?
And how long does this last before your host gets Floaded with random dns requests?
in firewall why arent you allowing DNS the same way just like TCP? (so not all but only your home)
another question: i dont have static public ip. I am behind CGNAT. is there any way to restrict access to my home? through ddns or something other?
thank you
no fast pi ??
when you add your ip to allow do you need have a static IP sorry if my English is bad
If your wan ip doesn't change much then you would be fine. Static ip is preferred though.
@@JasonsLabVideos is there any way to find how often my IP changes ?
This worked, tho two things:
1. Whenever i adchecked, it said 77% covered, which is fine but is it just a point of adding more adlists to the registry?
2. Wifi-wise everything is working, phone, tablet, laptop are now all adblocked for good but my pc is hooked up to ethernet and while i did change the dns to the pihole, it didnt do anything, what should i do? Its not a giant concern since i have adblock extensions but id rather do it all the way through just for completions sake
flush dns, and make sure the pc us pointed at the pihole for dns. Unless your router is handing out the dns for this.
Jason, buddy.. I need your help setting up opnsense I can't figure this out for the life of Me.
ok sure.
@Jason's Lab I have it half ass set up now.. but I keep getting issues with stuff very frustrating.
@@JasonsLabVideos do you have telegram of anything..??
@@courtneylewis899 What issues ya having ? email me with email in description
I cant keep up with your channel. Content coming out too fast!
Oh buddy !!
At the Pi-hole forums they always warn about making your pi-hole a public DNS server. This is what you are doing here. How are you going to limit it to just your devices?
Did you watch the whole video or just a min or so ? At thebwndni explain using the firewall rules with linode to limit the ips for this.
@@JasonsLabVideos Bro, I wish there was an “over your head” emoji. Your “allowing anyone to use DNS” is the problem. Fantastic that you blocked the admin interface, but your Open DNS resolver is the problem. Please do some research on DNS amplification attacks.
@@Jasonhartley31 dude, listen to the video now, I said setup proper rules for UDP DNS so your wan address from home / work can only access and use this service. Read and watch before your next post !
@@JasonsLabVideos Yes I saw the firewall rules and if you do have a static IP address for home define so defiantly yes you can control port 53 and port 80 access.. Looking at your firewall rules at the end of the video (Timestamp 15:30) , port 53 UDP has a accept all ipv6 and ipv4. That is where you are wide open for a DNS attack.
@@ronaldvargo4113 When you listen to me talk i stated that these are open right now so we can test it MY personal one & i recommended that people put rules in to block ALL " except your wan static ips"