Gurnox

This has saved me a great deal of trouble. Thank you!

+1 from me. The plugin does the job to an extent, but it's limited. It would be great to see configuration options for things like Community Name, System Contact e.t.c. baked into the GUI, and to be able to use the GUI to control the SNMPD daemon. Configuration should persist across reboots and upgrades, too. Edit: Turns out I need to correct myself here. You can edit the settings in the SNMP plugin and make them persistent. It's not immediately clear that the config file displayed can be edited within the GUI and that clicking 'Apply' will restart SNMPD and make the changes persist across reboots.

Agreed, and I'm not directly. Unraid resolves via my router which conditionally forwards to piHole for local domains and *should* pass everything else to an external DNS server. Why that's passing everything to piHole is next on my list of things to cure. Hence 'fixed' in my original response. Maybe hacked would have been a better word than fixed

Another piHole user here. I ran into this same issue just now and 'fixed' it by adding: 81.198.165.233 www.msftncsi.com To /etc/hosts on my Unraid server.

Sigh.... PEBKAC. That'll teach me to actually test in future. Thanks for replying!

Trying to get going with DoH-Client (default settings other than giving it an IP on br0) and it's hanging on start: ---Ensuring UID: 99 matches user--- ---Ensuring GID: 100 matches user--- ---Setting umask to 000--- ---Checking for optional scripts--- ---No optional script found, continuing--- ---Taking ownership of data...--- ---Starting...--- ---Version Check--- ---Version missmatch, installed v2.3.1, downloading and installing latest v2.3.2...--- ---Sucessfully downloaded DoH--- ---Preparing DoH-Client--- ---Starting DoH-Client--- Anything I could look at to help it along? Thanks in advance.