@FreakyFwoof oh, pi-hole, I love you! you've saved my ass so many times, kepd the predations of the windows adds away and the telemetry. I can't wate for your upgrade to pi-hole v6! good buy php! you will no longer be required, nore will you lighttpd a server will be embedded in to the binary, this makes things alot smaller in footprint! warning, warning felloe pi-hole users! when you go and upgrade to v6, you will have to remove php and lighttpd manually! apt-get purge! alot less ram usage when the query log is being displayed. here's if you wish to read more on the upcumming changes! pi-hole.net/blog/2023/10/09/pi…
in reply to Majid Hussain

With PiHole it uses a set of upstream DNS servers like CloudFlare or Google. It can also use DNS over secured protocols to stop evesdropping on what DNS queries the server is making. If you install a recursive DNS server like Unbound behind Pihole then the Unbound itself will resolve the DNS records for you directly using the root nameservers and there is no third-party DNS resolver involved.
in reply to Majid Hussain

Got it working on my test Adguard Home RPi installation. Installed V5 with the admin web interface but chose not to install Lighttpd or PHP. After upgrading to the beta I got the new admin interface up. Not sure I would switch from AdGuard home, to me AdGuard Home is more compact in its file layout. Web interface seemed fairly usable, one thing I noticed was the toggle between basic and advanced mode didn't announce clickable.
in reply to Andre Louis

@andrew yes, the v5 interface does yes. the query graph is not the best how ever, I razed an issue with the devs about it. github.com/pi-hole/web/issues/…