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Topic # 240719 21-Sep-2018 17:30
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Anyone else getting this tonight? If it's just me I think I know what it is -google seem to be ramping up the use of their own DNS servers in all their products, I am blocking them.

 

Anyone know the syntax for iptables on dd-wrt to redirect the DNS requests to my LAN side Pi-hole?







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  Reply # 2094742 21-Sep-2018 19:56
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Just asked mine the weather for tomorrow and it worked fine (brief pause).  I'm blocking Google DNS servers too.

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  Reply # 2094765 21-Sep-2018 20:26
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Im not blocking google DNS and am just using whatever voyager assign me and I have had huge delays to answer and being told the internet is not there, so I dont think its anything youre doing. Power cycle has solved it the last 2 times.




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