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So I did some exploring and learning about docker... pretty cool stuff... For some reason, I don't have docker-compose so I just downloaded the docker_run.sh script and ran it to get the default pihole docker up and running. Be sure to disable any services running on ports 53, 67, and 80 on the host. Download docker_run script: wget https://github.com/pi-hole/docker-pi-hole/raw/master/docker_run.sh make it executable chmod +x docker_run.sh Run it (I ran it with no changes and it worked fine). $ ./docker-run.sh WARNING: Localhost DNS setting (--dns=127.0.0.1) may fail in containers. b236970533f33a6a48ddbd961517b4e8d1878e518ea99c33e6bec04bfd42fb03 Starting up pihole container .......... OK Assigning random password: cbsxnjY9 for your pi-hole: https:///admin/ Now pihole was accessible on port 80 of the host machine. I had to use the IP address as the name "pi.hole" is resolving to the internal address of the docker container (172.17.0.2) and not the host IP address (192.168.1.2). This may be a bug in the default docker configuration for pihole. I'm not sure where it gets this information. Also the URL shown by the script doesn't show an IP...
Then uninstall netplan.io package and remove configuration in /etc/netplan.