29.07.2020 · This how-to describes the method for setting up DNSCrypt on OpenWrt. It relies on Dnsmasq and dnscrypt-proxy2 that supports DNSCrypt v2, DNS over HTTPS and Anonymized DNSCrypt. Follow DNS hijacking to intercept DNS traffic or use VPN to protect all traffic. Goals Encrypt your DNS traffic improving security and privacy.
I was using router Netgear R6100(openwrt) and saw similar slowdowns on the network when using adblock, then I found an build of openwrt for raspberry pi-3 then I uninstalled adblocking package from R6100 and I loaded openwrt on RPI and with adblock package , with quad-core arm processor, I thought that should be enough for loading all ad blocking sources and general bad …
# This is an adblocker script for OpenWRT. Simply run this script as a # daily cronjob on your OpenWRT-router. This works since OpenWRT # revision 39312 [1] and does not manipulate any files in /etc/. # Instead, this adds the adblock serverlist as a separate file # to /tmp/dnsmasq.d/. It also checks the file with grep to make sure
1.) Get basic internet working 2.) Update the software under System tab 3.) Download and install 'luci-app-adblock' 4.) Witness the appearance of the Services tab 5.) Enable Adblock by checking the box 6.) [Following along with the previously linked guide] I used 'dnsmasq (/tmp)' as the DNS Backend, and 'uclient-fetch' as the Download Utility 7.)
A simple DNSMASQ/Unbound-based AdBlocking service for OpenWrt. Features. Super-fast due to the nature of supported block-lists and parallel downloading/ ...
16.12.2021 · DNS and DHCP examples See also: DNS and DHCP configuration, DNS encryption, DNS hijacking Introduction This how-to provides most common dnsmasq and odhcpd tuning scenarios adapted for OpenWrt. Instructions Static leases LuCI -> DHCP and DNS -> Static Leases Add a fixed IPv4 address 192.168.1.22 and name
03.06.2015 · OpenWRT > System > Startup > Local Startup This script will download lists from various websites and then rebuild them in a way that is useful for our DNS ad-blocking. # Put your custom commands here that should be executed once By default this file does nothing. #Block ads, malware, etc. logger -t "adblock" -s 'Starting adblock setup...'