Why my pi-hole does not run on my web browsers ?

[thehwtw]

I had tried Brave, Edge, Safari and Chrome  all said "10.0.10.64/admin refused to connect." And It's on CentOS 8 which is supported.

[Lurick]

Pihole admin page is HTTP by default but most browsers try to auto redirect to https by default. Try putting http:// explicitly in front of the ip to see if that helps.

[thehwtw]

16 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Pihole admin page is HTTP by default but most browsers try to auto redirect to https by default. Try putting http:// explicitly in front of the ip to see if that helps.

I have tried that and it still doesn't work.

[Ralphred]

What command did you use to start the web interface?

[FUIT1985]

http://pi.hole/admin/

or

http://pi.hole/

 

Source:

https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole#the-web-interface-dashboard

 

# Run "pihole -d" for a debug token. Make sure you don't have any firewall or iptables settings interfering.

Source:

https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/how-do-i-access-pi-holes-dashboard-admin-interface/3168

[MrMase]

21 hours ago, thehwtw said:

I have tried that and it still doesn't work.

1406820560_ScreenRecording2022-06-18at22_00_37.mov

Watched the video and in this instance you was using Safari, the error code also showed Safari modifying your URL to www.10.0.10.64/admin.

 

Try going back to MS Edge from your first screenshot and trying http://10.0.10.64/admin

[C2dan88]

@RalphredIf you are forwarding all your dns requests (ipv4 and ipv6) to pihole then you should be able to access the admin interface via the domain http://pi.hole/admin

 

Also how have you setup pihole on centos?

[thehwtw]

49 minutes ago, C2dan88 said:

@RalphredIf you are forwarding all your dns requests (ipv4 and ipv6) to pihole then you should be able to access the admin interface via the domain http://pi.hole/admin

 

Also how have you setup pihole on centos?

I just run the commend "curl -sSL https://install.pi.hole.net | bash" on https://pi-hole.net

 

[thehwtw]

1 hour ago, MrMase said:

Watched the video and in this instance you was using Safari, the error code also showed Safari modifying your URL to www.10.0.10.64/admin.

Try going back to MS Edge from your first screenshot and trying http://10.0.10.64/admin

I tried it and this is the result

[MrMase]

3 minutes ago, thehwtw said:

I tried it and this is the result

1447726944_ScreenRecording2022-06-19at20_30_57.mov

Ok so at this stage I would be looking at the device itself, I'm going to assume you don't have VLAN's in play that would bring in other firewall rules so.

 

On the CentOS device is the firewall enabled, if so did you add the allow rule for http connections?

[thehwtw]

I run the commend "pi-hole -d" and here is all the stuff it gave me

 

[thehwtw]

5 minutes ago, MrMase said:

Ok so at this stage I would be looking at the device itself, I'm going to assume you don't have VLAN's in play that would bring in other firewall rules so.

 

On the CentOS device is the firewall enabled, if so did you add the allow rule for http connections?

I don't know.

[MrMase]

10 minutes ago, thehwtw said:

I don't know.

Your screenshots show that firewalld has not been configured for http or dns, that is why I think your having issues

sudo firewall-cmd --add-service=http

sudo firewall-cmd --add-service=dns

 

I suspect these will fix your issues

[thehwtw]

17 minutes ago, MrMase said:

Your screenshots show that firewalld has not been configured for http or dns, that is why I think your having issues

sudo firewall-cmd --add-service=http

sudo firewall-cmd --add-service=dns

 

I suspect these will fix your issues

Thanks. @MrMase