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_This page has not been updated to reflect Gravity Sync 4.0_
The designation of primary and secondary is purely at your discretion. The doesn't matter if you're using an HA process like keepalived to present a single DNS IP address to clients, or handing out two DNS resolvers via DHCP. Generally it is expected that the two (or more) Pi-hole(s) will be at the same physical location, or at least on the same internal networks. It should also be possible to to replicate to a secondary Pi-hole across networks, either over a VPN or open-Internet, with the appropriate firewall/NAT configuration. The designation of primary and secondary is purely at your discretion. The doesn't matter if you're using an HA process like keepalived to present a single DNS IP address to clients, or handing out two DNS resolvers via DHCP. Generally it is expected that the two (or more) Pi-hole(s) will be at the same physical location, or at least on the same internal networks. It should also be possible to to replicate to a secondary Pi-hole across networks, either over a VPN or open-Internet, with the appropriate firewall/NAT configuration.
There are three reference architectures that I'll outline. All of them require an external DHCP server (such as a router, or dedicated DHCP server) handing out the DNS address(es) for your Pi-holes. Use of the integrated DHCP function in Pi-hole when using Gravity Sync is discouraged, although I'm sure there are ways to make it work. **Gravity Sync does not manage any DHCP settings.** There are three reference architectures that I'll outline. All of them require an external DHCP server (such as a router, or dedicated DHCP server) handing out the DNS address(es) for your Pi-holes. Use of the integrated DHCP function in Pi-hole when using Gravity Sync is discouraged, although I'm sure there are ways to make it work. **Gravity Sync does not manage any DHCP settings.**