Another comment said to use http instead of https and that worked. But it’s good to know not to update just yet. Thanks for the heads up!

That’s how I used to access the raspberry pi before learning of the web interface. Was a huge pain in the butt to do though. Another comment said to try using http instead of https and that did the trick!

Ah that did it. Thanks!

pi.hole is the domain to access the web interface whereas pi-hole.net is the official website for pi-hole to view documentation and download the client.

I realized I forgot to remove the <> from the url. Unfortunately I’m still unable to connect to that IP address though so I’m thinking I may have to restart my raspberry pi

I’m not in any way, shape, or form an engineer so I don’t really understand the exact details of your post.

However, you post reminded me of a really good episode of a podcast called Hidden Brain. In it the host, discusses the topic of knowledge with a cognitive scientist.

At one point, they talk about how sophisticated technology has gotten that people don’t know how to solve problems if that technology brakes, especially since technology is getting so good that it makes fewer mistakes. They use an airplane as an example in which an experienced pilot forgot how to get out of a nosedive and crashed the plane. On a smaller scale, the host mentioned that he has a hard time navigating if his phone’s GPS doesn’t work.

Its a really interesting listen if you have the chance.