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I do this on my home network. It works well, so I encourage you to build this out. As an added bonus As a service you could point the dns entries to your own w
by josho 9y ago
I do this on my home network. It works well, so I encourage you to build this out.
As an added bonus As a service you could point the dns entries to your own web server and serve up cat pictures or motivational pictures in place of ads.
- DavideNL 9y agoNo need to build anything: https://pi-hole.net/ https://pi-hole.net/
- aplorbust 9y agoThe solutions I use were already "built" before this one existed. I was using djbdns to block ads before there were adblockers. I think its great that more users, through DNS-based ad blocking projects, may see how controlling their own DNS is useful, perhaps in ways they might not have imagined. However the last time I looked at it, I recall this project was defaulting to using open resolvers run by third parties, e.g. Google. Maybe I am remembering incorrectly since so many projects like to use these third party resolvers. In any event, that is not how my solutions work. A third party with such delegated (ultimate) authority from the user is not part of the solutions I designed for myself. Also, I never used dnsmasq as part of any solution. I have a strong bias against it for a number of reasons. If I recall correctly, pi-hole relies on dnsmasq.