We had some challenges gettings PXE booting working but eventually pieced an answer together from various posts here and on dnsmasq site. Pi-Hole was using 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 as its upstream servers. So the only DHCP/DNS service on the LAN was from pi-hole and OPNSense was using pi-hole as its upstream server. We disabled ONPSense DHCP and turned off dnsmasq. and pointed OPNSense at Pi-Hole in general settings. Initially, we implemented pi-hole and turned on DNS and DHCP recreated the static leases etc. It was providing DNS and DHCP services for the LAN. We have been running OPNSense for many years. It ran up fine and we started the configuration.
We installed the latest image just over a week ago. We have a high-performance NAS server running Ubuntu 20.04.5 and docker with a lot of spare headroom so we used that as the Docker host. Came back to it after about 3 years and started again. We have tried to implement pi-hole a few times but ran into issues historically.
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