Yeah, only way around it is to force each pc/tablet/phone/tv to use the dns server for pihole and so far has been working but this setup I have lost my whole connection vpn protection I like to do for torrents and iptv streaming.
This is happening again. According to the wife, it never stopped happening on her iPhone, and I just got the iPhone 12 mini on Friday and it's already happening on mine. Typically noticed in the morning, but I wake up, try to load say this forum, it'll time out. Come back to it 10-15 minutes later, and the page will load. If you want it fixed right away, you have to disconnect and re-connect to the WiFi. Same devices as above. Same routers. I can try forgetting network settings again, and resetting DHCP or something on the router?
I mean... it's dumb as hell, running HTTP on the standard HTTPS port, but I don't think it's a huge security risk? I'm not really familiar with the MS side of IIS so I can't tell if their is context from the page.
I'd expect HTTP on port 80 and HTTPS to on port 443 and a certificate being in place. I think they just want to run the application server softwarethey bought from us without the "major hassle" of the mandatory server certificate. I wish I had inspected the config files to check if they also had commented out all the lines about the certificate.
Our software isn't browser based. From what I've seen, it runs perfectly fine without the certificate if you make sure the software never checks for it. Our customers aren't IT, quite often I can access their IIS splash page from my own web browser.
Nice. Good call on the mesh, since I already use one of their AP's. Can pick up just 1 more and cover the whole house. Thanks!
