![]() Normally you need IPSec ports 5 unfiltered to allow IPSec to work correctly, but each carrier is different.Ĭarrier-based WiFi calling doesn't even show up in AdGuard logs when carrier-based WiFi calls happen. I think it is due to IPTables chain rules that you can only edit on rooted phones after each restart or via Magisk module and/or via AFWall+ custom script. Screenshots Screenshot: successful Wi-Fi call with AdGuard disabled Screenshot: failed Wi-Fi call with AdGuard enabledĬarrier-based WiFi calling uses its own 3GPP IPSec ePDG VPN tunnels on Android phones and bypasses VPN apps. Instead, it provides a message of "Turn off airplane mode to make a call." I can't figure out what is causing the block by scanning the Filtering Log. When airplane mode is enabled, it will not dial. It's difficult to provide evidence of this outside of airplane mode, because the phone still completes calls, it just never uses Wi-Fi calling. When AdGuard is enabled, my device will not use Wi-Fi calling. This leaves mobile data off and will force the phone to use Wi-Fi calling, which I confirmed works correctly when AdGuard protection is not enabled. It is possible to force Wi-Fi calling by turning on airplane mode, then turning on Wi-Fi. My device should use Wi-Fi calling when it offers a better connection than mobile data. ![]() I have Google Fi with Wi-Fi calling enabled. Operating system and version: Android 10.0.0.very nice, kinda different considering all the resets I did on firmware 3.x so some stuff you have to go do manually like renaming your network and setting password unlike before it would just pop up during setup.My very first bug report, hopefully I don't do anything incorrect. I just upgraded my router to the 4.x firmware. maybe I’m being biased or not testing it properly. I played with my settings on my iPhone and I can see that the ad blocking feature is working but for whatever reason I don’t feel like AdGuardHome works as good on the router than it does on my VPS. Prior to setting up AdGuardHome I enabled (Admin Panel → More Settings → Custom DNS Server → “Override DNS Settings for All Clients”) thinking it’s what I was looking for considering on my iPhone ad’s would still pop up last time I set everything up the vanilla way.Īfter doing the port forwarding in Luci nothing was populating in AdGuardHome clients so eventually I disabled AdGuardHome in the Admin panel then went over to the DNS settings and unchecked the override DNS setting for all clients then went back to enable AdGuardHome and sure enough all the client ID’s populated. I found my LocalHost issue was because of “Override DNS Settings for All Clients” being enabled. If i do another reset I’ll try your method vs what all I’ve done. ![]() I really appreciate that information, thank you for your response. ![]() adguard-dns.io Known DNS Providers | AdGuard DNS Knowledge Base I just found a few regional DNS servers using TLS, HTTPS and QUIC and added them in the AGH page under Settings>DNS settings>Upstream DNS Servers and populated Bootstrap DNS servers with normal DNS IP addresses. I also go to the WAN, WWAN and tethered interfaces in LUCI and do not use DNS advertised by peer and just set those to 127.0.0.1 as well to take advantage of DNS over TLS, DNS over HTTPS and DNS over QUIC, regardless of the connection. I don’t run any advanced services through the travel routers other than VPN, but that resolves the problem of localhost showing up on the AGH stats page. Also under “General Settings”, you can make sure that your “DNS forwardings” are set to 127.0.0.1 (not 127.0.0.1#3053).įor AGH, you can SSH into the /etc/AdGuardHome directory and change the port to 53 in config.yaml as well as bind to your router IP and localhost. For my GL.Inet routers, in Luci, you can go to Network>DHCP and DNS>Advanced Settings and change the “DNS Server Port” to 54.
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