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Overview
About Pi-hole
About Pi-hole
Getting Started
Getting Started
Pi-hole Core
Pi-hole Core
- The pihole command
Databases
Databases
- Overview
- Query database
- Domain database
  Domain database
FTLDNS
FTLDNS
- Overview
- Configuration
- Interfaces
- DNS resolver
- DNS cache
- Blocking mode
- Privacy levels
- dnsmasq warnings
- Advanced
  Advanced
  - Install from source
  - Telnet API
  - Signals
  - Cache dump
  - Packet dump
  - Debugging
    Debugging
    
    gdb
    
    valgrind
  - In-depth manual
Group management
Group management
- Overview
- Examples
RegEx blocking
RegEx blocking
Docker
Docker
- DHCP
Contributing
Contributing
Guides
Guides
- DNS
  DNS
- 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
Router setup
Router setup
FAQ
Community Projects

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