Tek Syndicate | How to Install Pi-Hole on Proxmox using Debian @teksyndicate | Uploaded May 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
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We're going to install pihole on our proxmox box... see that video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=191r_mWZ8qM

This tutorial assumes you have already have proxmox installed and are ready to spin up some machines.
Stuff to download:
Proxmox (if you haven't already): proxmox.com
Debian: debian.org

First, install debian or your linux distro of choice.
Once you reach the command line...
Install Sudo
apd install sudo

give yourself sudo permissions
usermod -aG sudo yourusername

Then change your dhcp to static
navigate up:
cd ..
then we need to use nano to edit a file:
nano etc/network/interfaces
Change DHCP to static (see the video)

Follow the video to install pihole

Then when you clone your pihole VM you can log in and change the hostname using this command:
hostnamectl set-hostname pihole

Extra lists to ad to your ADlists:
Blackbook: raw.githubusercontent.com/stamparm/blackbook/master/blackbook.txt
Matthew Roberts: matthewroberts.io/api/threatlist/latest

Follow Craft Computing's video on how to set up recursive DNS:
youtube.com/watch?v=FnFtWsZ8IP0

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