PRETTY_NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)" It is that simple, this is a miss-configuration on your end. You cannot have Two DNS solutions using the same ports on the same device. So all-in-all, if you are using PiHole, you must disable it first, if you expect to use AdGuardHome on those same ports. (or specify a different port for adguardhome to use.)ĪdGuardHome wants to be master of all ports it listens on, and so does PiHole. Whatever it says is active on port 53, you must disable before adguardhome can be used. The same goes for what ever you already have active on port 53. I ask because it sounds to me like you have an application already listening on port 80, If you expect adguardhome to use this port, then you need to disable the other application first. I am using Pihole on the raspberry pire 2b and would like to add adGuard too How to do ? Otherwise, at some point, your router might assign a different IP address to this device. ::1 Static IP address AdGuard Home is a server, so it needs a static IP address to work properly. You will need to configure your devices and router to use the DNS server on the following addresses: 127.0.0.1 172.17.0.1 192.168.0.48 Please read this instruction to know how to solve this problem. DNS server Listening interface All Interfaces Harbor 53 listen udp 0.0.0.0:53: bind: address already in use Port 53 is often occupied by the "DNSStubListener" or "systemd-resolved" services. Turning on NAT reflection makes no difference.Web interface Listening interface All Interfaces Harbor 80 listen tcp 0.0.0.0:80: bind: address already in use Your AdGuard Home administrator web interface will be available at the following addresses: Interestingly, the URL changes to /lovelace and I get a home assistant icon so it looks like it is making some sort of contact with home assistant…but text under it states: Unable to connect to Home Asssistant.Īdditionally, accessing other Proxys set up on NGINGX work from WAN but from LAN thye get me ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT. If I access hass_ip:8123 from LAN it works.īut, if I access duckdns from LAN it does not work. On a basic level, you may just want to be able to distinguish them and see friendly names instead of naked IP addresses. I think this is how to set up a split DNS, right? AdGuard Home allows flexible configuration for devices that are connected to it.
And, in Unbound DNS Overrides, I have my duckdns domain with value of hass_ip (type A).
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