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-# Pi-Hole and Stubby 
+# Pi-Hole a
+SYN Shop runs it's own instances of [Pi-Hole](http://pi-hole.net/)  Pi-Hole is a local DNS resolver that blacklist domains that serve ads.
 
-SYN Shop runs it's own instances of [Pi-Hole](http://pi-hole.net/) and [Stubby](https://dnsprivacy.org/wiki/display/DP/DNS+Privacy+Daemon+-+Stubby) so that our DNS is both encrypted on the wire and ad free.  They're largely set up like [mrjones' blog post](https://blog.plip.com/2018/04/22/stubby-pi-hole-quad9-lxd/).  Pi-Hole is a local DNS resolver that blacklist domains that serve ads. Stubby is a local DNS proxy that accepts unencupted DNS requests and relays them to an upstream resolver via DNS over TLS (DoT).  We currently use [Quad 9](https://quad9.com/) for upstream DNS service as they don't log and IPs or queries.
+Pi-hole LXC is hosted on the Proxmox server.
 
-All VMs are hosted on the c220 running LXD.
-
-## Stubby
-
-### 16.04
-For Ubuntu 16.04, follow mrjones' blog post link above for compiling from source. 
-
-### 18.04
-For Ubuntu 18.04, just run ``apt-get install stubby``.  You'll have to comment out ``DynamicUser=true`` in ``/lib/systemd/system/stubby.service`` and then run ``systemctl daemon-reload`` 
-
-### Shared
-
-Both 16.04 and 18.04 have the same config after you've installed it per the steps above.  Edit ``/etc/stubby/stubby.yml`` so that it's only listening on ``127.1.1.1`` (no IPv6) and is only relaying to Quad9.  For synshop-unfiltered network/wifi, use 9.9.9.10.  For synshop wifi, use 9.9.9.9.
-
-Be sure to have it enabled and started:
-
-```
-systemctl enable stubby
-systemctl start stubby 
-```
 
 ## Pi-Hole