If you decide to run AdGuard Home on the cloud, the setup is as easy as on the Raspberry-Pi. You can manually block or unblock requests on this page The Query Log is just as powerful as on Pi-hole! Sticking with this feature you can also block Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter and a few others just with one click!Īs for filters, we've added every single filter listed on the hostfile list! Just because AdGuard Home is powerful enough to handle them all, and we can just whitelist in case we have blocked something that might be needed! Custom Filter rules is a powerful rule what allows single domains or REGEX
This means that when you have, for example,an iPad you like to use with YouTube and all other devices have YouTube blocked, you can make this service available for just that one device. Settings -> Client settings let you set blocking services on specific devices. You can also redirect traffic to a different service here. On the same page you can see the DNS rewrites Again replace these with any other trusted provider. Note: You can use any other DNS server or Upstream DNS serversĪs you see here, the 'out of the box' AdGuard Home gives you the option for DNS-over-TLS and DNS-over-HTTPS vs Pi-hole, which doesn't do 'out of the box'.īootstrap DNS servers also have Cloudflare servers as a fallback in case the encrypted servers don't work.
Sdns://AgMAAAAAAAAADjEwOC42MS4yMDEuMTE5ABJkb2gtanAuYmxhaGRucy5jb20KL2Rucy1xdWVyeQĪnd use parallel queries to speed up resolving queries. In the Upstream DNS servers you'll find Cloudflare servers predefined! Replace them with: Once you have set up AdGuard Home the first thing you do after login in is go to Settings -> DNS settings The guide is pretty easy to follow, therefore we've just linked it. (or any other solution if you don't have a Pi) Why AdGuard Home over Pi-hole we hear you ask? Well there are a few things we will point out and cover in today's post. We have nextDNS covered as a possible cloud solution, we have an in-house solution with Pi-hole and today we have a look at an open source solution that we use personally. Well, sshing into the TO box and runnning ps | grep 53 returns ps | groot 25396 S /usr/bin/python3.6 /usr/bin/foris-controller -b openwrt -C /var/run/foris-controller-client.sock ubus -path /var/run/ubus.sock 5135 root 42484 S /usr/bin/kresd -c /tmp/nfig -f 1 /tmp/kresd -a 0.0.0.AdGuard Home is the next step up when it comes to blocking ads, trackers and all the other nasty BS what haunts the interwebs! Why won’t it work in TO?Īlso funny thing: Remember that I did disabled kresd from startup? In ever other no-name brand router I can setup easily what upstream DNS server to use.
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