#Use virt-manager without ocupying port 53

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mystic haven
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Make AdGuard listen to your LAN IP or public IP, whichever it is, instead of "any," i.e., 0.0.0.0 or ::0.

Then, configure libvirt/dnsmasq to listen only to localhost.

mystic haven
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I moved the AdGuard Server to a different device which was my "fix".
You can have different programs bound to the same port on the same machine as long as the IPs are different. Anyway, moving on to the next topic.
I was able to create a new VM and even use dig to resolve a domain, though I have no internet connection.
Please be more specific, including the output of ip a and ip r on both the host and guest, the network managers involved, and the complete libvirt domain XML.

mystic haven
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Wouldn't that have prevented me from accessing the socket from the host machine?
You don't have to bind to just one address; you have at least 16 million usable addresses on your computer.
Do you mean this with "libvirt domain"?
The complete domain file

virsh dumpxml <name of the domain>

Can you label the source of the output? I would like to see the ip a and ip r outputs from both the host and the guest. Please also include the output of /etc/resolv.conf from the guest. thanks

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Please include the output from the guest.

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screenshots are ok

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run curl 1.1.1.4 on the host

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ok. run on the guest

curl 1.1.1.4
curl parrot.live
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OK. When you are back, please post the xml dump of your vm.