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Yes, I restarted the client (stb). DNS IP's I tried: 196.168.1.1 (=OPNsense), 1.1.1.2/1.0.0.2 and 195.121.1.34/195.121.1.66. The latter two I also tried with only 1 DNS entry (the first mentioned).

Well, I still have issues with my TV VLAN. Since the update to 23.1.6 my stb is not working anymore.
I had not specified a DNS server on this VLAN, however: if I add one it is still not working.
ISP is KPN in the Netherlands.

Thanks for the guide/help.
I get a notification in the AdGuard Home webinterface that v0.107.5 is now available: can I update directly from the AdGuard Home webinterface or should I wait until the package gets updated?

I'll wait for the second hotfix...

Now I got no pictures at all.
No traffic from IPTV interface. Do have an IP address on IPTV interface (dhcp)
Upgraded to 21.1.6

When I switch to pfSense all is ok (no hardware or cable changes, only other vm and same configuration I think).

Anyone any idea what to check/configure?

Did you had pictures before?
I am struggling to get IPTV working via OPNsense. ISP: KPN (Netherlands), hw: Odroid H2.

I've tried to set up adblocking within OPNsense, as a replacement for Pi-Hole, but came across some issues which have been addressed here already as well:
- not working;
- list are not updated; you have to set a separate cron job for it (and in my case it still didn't work);
- need to reboot first;
- lists are only updated if you untag enabled.
etc.

Is my perception that adblocking on OPNsense is not yet mature enough to use it?
I encourage adblocking within OPNsense as it would simplify my network and, in principle, it should be slightly faster.

If it should be able to proper use adblocking on OPNsense: what is the correct way to set it up? Which steps have to be taken?

I have an Odroid H2 and 250/50Mb/s internet connection. CPU load is <0.1%. I've read somewhere that Realtek 8111x max out at approx. 966Mb/s and might be less energy efficient than Intel NICs. The drivers are very stable: whatever you read on poor / unstable drivers is years old and not applicable anymore. For most users Realtek NICs are more than sufficient.

Half a year later the Odroid H2 is still very reliable, no issues at all. IMHO this is a very cost effective 2-NIC solution. Also: low power consumption.

Out of the box and I have a PNY CS3030 SSD installed.
Mildly OT: Does OPNsense run ooth or tweaks needed? Which storage do you use? SATA SSD?

Odroid H2 Might be a nice cheap sub itx platform for home use for those willing to risk Realtek NIC: https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-h2/

Realtek NICs aren't a risk anymore, since the use of new Realtek drivers a couple of years ago.
I have a Odroid H2 running for more than half a year now and had no issues at all.

I have an Odroid H2 and 250/50Mb/s internet connection. CPU load is <0.1%. I've read somewhere that Realtek 8111x max out at approx. 966Mb/s and might be less energy efficient than Intel NICs. The drivers are very stable: whatever you read on poor / unstable drivers is years old and not applicable anymore. For most users Realtek NICs are more than sufficient.

Half a year later the Odroid H2 is still very reliable, no issues at all. IMHO this is a very cost effective 2-NIC solution. Also: low power consumption.

Nice, but it would even be nicer if it was possible to have the generic black lists, personal black lists and personal white lists to be maintainable from the GUI. Personally, I don't need the full flashy Pi-Hole experience but easy maintainable lists are a must.

Je haalt wel wat dingen door elkaar. Het apparaat dat je als router wil gebruiken moet dan wel continu aan staan en met de rest van je netwerk verbonden zijn. Je wil dus kunnen schakelen tussen wel en niet gebruik maken van VPN? En wat vind je duur? Het standaard Ziggo modem is niet van al te beste kwaliteit. Je kunt overwegen die in bridged modus te laten zetten en dan alles via je Asus Wifi-router te laten verlopen, inclusief DHCP.

I have an Odroid H2 and 250/50Mb/s internet connection. CPU load is <0.1%. I've read somewhere that Realtek 8111x max out at approx. 966Mb/s and might be less energy efficient than Intel NICs. The drivers are very stable: whatever you read on poor / unstable drivers is years old and not applicable anymore. For most users Realtek NICs are more than sufficient.