WIthout more information there is no way to tell if normal. As the previous poster asked, are you using Unbound? How is Skynet configured? What specific addresses are the hundreds that are being blocked by Skynet? What devices on your network are you running, is Pi-Hole indicating a large number of requests from specific devices? Certain devices, like Roku's, may send hundreds of requests if it cannot reach certain telemetry sites.Hi all, I just got my Pi-hole up and running and noticed in Skynet hundreds of blocked outbound connections originating with the Pi-hole device. Is this normal?
You don't even need country blocking to cause Skynet to block Pi-Hole(unbound), it could simply be one of the blocked rages or single IP's causing it.Could be normal if you have Unbound installed on the Pi-Hole and you have excessive country blocking in Skynet. Are all the blocks for port 53?
/usr/sbin/iptables -t raw -I PREROUTING -p udp --sport 1024:65535 --dport 53 -s [replace with IPaddress of pihole] -j ACCEPT
/usr/sbin/iptables -t raw -I PREROUTING -p tcp --sport 1024:65535 --dport 53 -s [replace with IPaddress of pihole] -j ACCEPT
My chinese-built robovac, picture frame and wireless power outlets love to try to relentlessly communicate with their homebase in CN... nope, DENIED!Or some IoT device trying to communicate with the online server it depends on.
That's how they try to secretly gain knowledge of your usage data.. After-all, why did they need to know you were keeping that lil robovac busy at 3am while using the picture frame as your only light source since the wireless power outlet has been acting abit buggy lately missing out on all those bug checks and firmware updates.......My chinese-built robovac, picture frame and wireless power outlets love to try to relentlessly communicate with their homebase in CN... nope, DENIED!
I noticed a few things in SkyNet I would like clarification on too. I have SkyNet installed and using ban list:
ban country "ru cn kp ir iq sa ae pk af az ba bg hr cu cz eg ee ge va hu id in il kz kw kg lv md om qa ro rs sk si sy tr ua uz" and also using Unbound with safe search enabled.
I expect to have at least one outbound device with blocks in addition to my WAN address because that person uses Kaspersky. Here is the header outbound block count
View attachment 55047
Here is the device outbound connection listing...the top is the router with 21 blocks and the bottom is my Kaspersky user with 10. So where does the "2" come from in KEY STATS? View attachment 55048
That number comes from the current state (and counters) of the firewall rules. So if the firewall has been restarted recently, the counters also get reset to zero. Other charts come from scanning the historical logs that Skynet keeps.So where does the "2" come from in KEY STATS?
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