08.09.2020 · The NS for my LAN are the PIholes. They are advertised in dhcp option 6 for the hosts, and they are directly configured in OpenWrt in the lan interface. So every device, including OpenWrt, is instructed to query Piholes. Piholes will query dnsmasq in OpenWrt only for local addresses. amteza: I do not see you utilising a MASQUERADE rule.
Hopefully by now you have heard the good word about Pi-Hole, set one up in a Docker container and now enjoying a substantially ad-less and speedy internet experience across all your devices.. If you were one of the ones to configure your Pi-Hole at your routers end to have all the devices on your network use Pi-Hole then while 98% of the time this is enough, you may be surprised to …
Openwrt Pihole Dns : Use Pi Hole In Different Subnet Installing And Using Openwrt Openwrt Forum / Your openwrt routers web management intrface is usually accessible on the routers main ip address.. Using openwrt, we can tighten things up a bit.
To force OpenWRT to provide ONLY Pihole(s) as DNS, we need to disable any upstream DNS. Go to Interfaces >> WAN >> Advanced Settings and uncheck Use DNS servers advertised by peer. If this setting is left checked, you may notice that the router is still listed as a DNS server in local devices. Renew all DHCP leases on LAN devices (excl. Piholes)
Force all DNS requests on your OpenWRT Router to be resolved by pihole There is a lot of devices that have their own hardcoded DNS Servers, even applications that you run are connecting to their own DNS servers circumventing the DNS Settings on your machine. At least with OpenWRT, this is simple to do.
Use DNS servers advertised by peer - unchecked Use custom DNS servers: 192.168.1.123 Should I check/uncheck anything else? So far, I'm getting requests from my router showing up on PiHole like the router is taking in the requests and forwarding them to my PiHole, but I'd like to see individual traffic.
I'm trying to troubleshoot my OpenWrt router supplying an IPv6 DNS entry it shouldn't be supplying and thought that maybe forcing my pi-hole to supply its IPv6 ...
As was mentioned in a sibling comment, even with just a pihole and a non-openwrt router you can still configure your network to force all DNS traffic ...
Openwrt Pihole Dns : Use Pi Hole In Different Subnet Installing And Using Openwrt Openwrt Forum / Your openwrt routers web management intrface is usually accessible on the routers main ip address. Using openwrt, we can tighten things up a bit.
Nov 16, 2019 · The NS for my LAN are the PIholes. They are advertised in dhcp option 6 for the hosts, and they are directly configured in OpenWrt in the lan interface. So every device, including OpenWrt, is instructed to query Piholes. Piholes will query dnsmasq in OpenWrt only for local addresses. amteza: I do not see you utilising a MASQUERADE rule.
With this tool we can break down what we want to: All outgoing DNS requests (port 53) from any hosts (other than the pi-hole) should be redirected to the pi-hole. All outgoing DNS requests (port 53) coming from the pi-hole should be allowed. Assuming your pi-hole's IP address is for example 192.168.1.10, what I ended up with is something like this.
15.12.2020 · With these OpenWRT configurations, all DNS queries on port 53—even hardcoded ones—are intercepted and redirected to the PiHole and the offending device is none the wiser about what server is actually fulfilling the request.
09.11.2020 · You can do this right from PiHole under Local DNS Records. Manually set your computer’s DNS server to 1.1.1.1. Open a terminal window (or command promt on Windows), and run nslookup piholetest.example.com If you set this up correctly, nslookup should return 10.0.1.1.
Dec 15, 2020 · With these OpenWRT configurations, all DNS queries on port 53—even hardcoded ones—are intercepted and redirected to the PiHole and the offending device is none the wiser about what server is actually fulfilling the request.
I have just installed OpenWRT on an Archer D7 for the first time and am trying to understand which of all the DNS settings to use. Previously, on my ISP provided modem router I was running a PiHole @ 10.0.0.2 , and things were working ok except for not being able to control many things.