No need to make port forward rules to forward all DNS (Port 53) traffic to AdGuard ameshkov added this to the 1.0 milestone on Aug 23, 2016. This free DNS reputation check tool lets you check if a domain name is blocked.Īmeshkov assigned nkartyshov on Aug 23, 2016. Nkartyshov closed this as completed on Sep 2, 2016. Neustar Recursive DNS, Comodo Secure DNS, CleanBrowsing, AdGuard DNS, Yandex. nkartyshov closed this as completed on Oct 3, 2016. hmage added a commit that referenced this issue on Sep 17, 2018. In Adguard Home - DNS Configuration - Upstream Servers add router_ip:5353 In Opnsense - Unbound - Miscellaneous set the desired dns servers Active Unbound in port 5353 in DNS/adguard-dns from feature/331 to master. Option 2 ( Unbound disabled ): a shout out to say thanks for your contributions to this thread. I found them very useful, and have Unbound / AdGuard working well together. Ads are gone, DNS lookups are resolving quickly. That said, I'm still a little (embarrassingly) confused about something. Try AdGuard DNS Stats at your fingertips Get real-time stats on DNS requests of all devices.

That is, getting the LAN reverse lookups to function.

Below I'll show one setup where the reverse looks actually do resolve, but upstream DNS resolver ends up being one of my two ISPS, and a second where upstream resolver is cloudflare, but then the reverse lookups stop working. I have the following OPNSense Configuration:ĭual WAN, two gateway setup (might not be relevant to the discussion)ġ) With this setup, reverse look ups function. That is, inside AdGuards Top Clients, I can see host names are resolving. However, upstream DNS server is my ISPs DNS server.Ģ) Now, if I change the following, I get the reverse behaviour.

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