rvice loaded active running Authorization Manager

rvice loaded active running Network Time Service rvice loaded active exited Netfilter Tables

rvice loaded active running Internet domain name loaded active exited Networking for netctl profile moto-g4 rvice loaded active exited Monitoring of LVM2 mirrors, snapshots etc.

rvice loaded active running LVM2 metadata daemon rvice loaded active exited Create list of static device nodes for the current kernel My nf matches exactly my router settings:ĭbus.service loaded active running D-Bus System Message loaded active running Getty on tty1 However, my phone went back to working properly after rebooting the router and checking if the DNS server changes were persistent. It did not seem to have any effect, as my network was still down. All my router lights were looking fine.Īt this point, I decided to use a different backup DNS server, so I picked OpenDNS. I noticed that there was a major outage on AdGuard's servers during this night, so I guess this could have been the root cause of the internet connection problem. Anyway, I was okay with that, I went to sleep, and today I woke up to find none of my devices have a working internet connection. I know this isn't the proper place to ask about android, but I use my android as reference to check if I f*cked up my arch network since I don't have windows or other GNU/linux distro installed, so please bear with me. I noticed, however, that that my Android phone did not inherit the router's DNS server, for some weird reason. I changed my DNS server to adguard's primary and secondary ones, and I had to change nothing on my devices for it to work. This was yesterday night, and it worked perfectly. I was also interested in blocking ads for my entire home network, so I snooped around a little and realized I could change DNS at router level, so I did. First I used it directly on nf, but my network manager would override it eventually. Then I bumped into DNS servers like AdGuard, and decided to give them a shot. I ended up finding hosts files online that have enormous lists of ad addresses, which I began using sporadically. I started trying to manually edit the hosts to accomplish this, but quickly realized someone must have already done it.

I have started studying the hosts file and how it can be used to redirect unwanted traffic (like ads and tracing stuff) into the 0.0.0.0 IP address.

Adguard dns not working