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Thank you that was very informative, I went through again and found out that my Unbound is using the port 53 and Adguard is using 5353.
That means Unbound is the main DNS server on my case. Where would I put my (*.local.domain.com to 192.168.1.**) rule
edit: I followed a guide on how to install Adguard with unbound. https://youtu.be/7RC7q5WOYC0
Since unbound is your primary DNS where clients connect, set the override there.
Where would I have to input my domain name
Go to Services > Unbound > Overrides, and add a host override. Then you'll get a window to put the host, domain, and IP.