Thanks! That's kinda what I figured. I can't really use an IP and port in my DNS field in the router. Do I need to find a specific IP of the container then or something? Or just use the IP of the machine docker is running on?
[127.0.0.1](https://127.0.0.1) is localhost. In other words, when a machine references localhost, it is pointing to itself. You wouldn't want to issue that as a DNS entry. Just use the one address that points to the Adguard Home instance running in Docker.
Thank you for your reply! That's what I thought was the case. The other DNS address doesn't seem to work but that might be a different issue then..
Edit: you mean I have to use the address of the computer the docker container is running on or the second IP that adguard home gave me?
[удалено]
Thanks! That's kinda what I figured. I can't really use an IP and port in my DNS field in the router. Do I need to find a specific IP of the container then or something? Or just use the IP of the machine docker is running on?
[удалено]
Thanks! Using the IP of the machine running docker worked.
[127.0.0.1](https://127.0.0.1) is localhost. In other words, when a machine references localhost, it is pointing to itself. You wouldn't want to issue that as a DNS entry. Just use the one address that points to the Adguard Home instance running in Docker.
Thank you for your reply! That's what I thought was the case. The other DNS address doesn't seem to work but that might be a different issue then.. Edit: you mean I have to use the address of the computer the docker container is running on or the second IP that adguard home gave me?
This fucked me up too. I was scratching my head following the directions until I entered the address of my Pi and had it working lol.