No we use DNS-over-HTTPS, so your DNS queries are transmitted over an HTTPS connection encrypted on the Internet.
Since we use AdGuard on an external server, we don’t use the usual DNS port 53 like we would do with public DNS servers like 1.1.1.1.
If you now open your domain in the browser you can log in to the backend of AdGuard Home and now link all your devices to AdGuard Home and block annoying ads or dangerous malware sites. Start using AdGuard Home with your devices and DNS-over-HTTPS # "traefik.enable=true" - ".entrypoints=http" - ".rule=Host(``)" # change with your own domain/sub domain - "=https" - ".middlewares=adguard-https-redirect" - "-secure.entrypoints=https" - "le=Host(``)" # change with your own domain/sub domain - "-secure.tls=true" - "=http" - "rvice=adguard" - ".=3000" - "=proxy" networks:Īt first we need traefik to proxy port 3000, after the initial setup of AdGuard Home we need to change the port to 80. opt/containers/adguard/conf:/opt/adguardhome/conf
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