Please note the password given so that you can log in to the web interface! Connecting to Pi-hole/DNS Settings – How to Install Pi-hole on Proxmoxġ. When it’s complete, you’ll receive a confirmation page where you can select OK to proceed. Pi-hole will now install! Give it a few minutes to ensure that it’s fully configured. Select the option you’d like, then press Continue.ġ1. If you selected yes above, you’ll be asked to determine the privacy of DNS requests.
Query logging is a personal preference (this is what will determine if DNS requests are logged), so select Yes or No based on your preference.ġ0. Select Yes to install the Admin Web Interface.ĩ.
Select Yes to install the admin interface. Please keep in mind that this can be configured later, and you do not have to use this list if you don’t want to.ħ. Select Yes to use the default block list. The Upstream DNS Provider is where DNS requests (which are not found locally) will be forwarded.Ħ. If you didn’t set a static IP address above, you can either use the existing settings, set your own, or skip this step.ĥ. Select the correct interface for Pi-hole to use.Ĥ. It’s recommended to set up a static IP on your router, but you can do it inside of the Pi-hole setup process as well at a later step.ģ. It is extremely important for Pi-hole to have a static IP address. Press Enter until you get to the Static IP address setup. Please review the script to ensure you’re comfortable running it before proceeding (I am not the creator of this script). Run the command below to install Pi-hole. If you aren’t sure how, please follow these instructions to install Raspbian (Raspberry Pi OS).ġ. Conclusion – How to Install Pi-hole on a Raspberry Piīefore we look at how to install Pi-hole on a Raspberry Pi, ensure that you can SSH into your Raspberry Pi with a valid Raspberry Pi operating system.Connecting to Pi-hole/DNS Settings – How to Install Pi-hole on Proxmox.
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