@BLTplays It doesn't really work, Cloudflare should only be used when Raspbery is NOT available.

@Tescophil That wouldn't be an advantage. If the Raspberry fails, the network would be “dead” :( Therefore, another (external) server should be entered as the secondary DNS, which if the Raspberry...

@BLTplays I assigned a fixed IP for the Raspberry in Omada and therefore PiHole now has the fixed IP 192.168.10.5 ;) The DNS setting to change about Settings > Services > DNS Proxy > check Enable...

@lukass2000 Hello, now I get the following result

@BLTplays okay, think it is enabled First run 'dig 192.168.10.200 google.com' second run

@BLTplays yes, resolv.conf have the ip of the pihole. Didn't change anything with caching. If that's not enabled by default, surely that's disabled? Where can i enable the PiHole caching? Thanks :)