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What router are you using? I would like to do this for my parents but I don't want a full blown pfsense box as a requirement.
by hueving 9y ago
What router are you using? I would like to do this for my parents but I don't want a full blown pfsense box as a requirement.
- LeoPanthera 9y ago...I have bad news. :) It's a PC Engines APU2 running pfSense.
- hueving 9y agoDang, I suspected it from the description of what you were doing because pfsense is so awesome for that kind of stuff. Just thinking from the perspective of remote support, I can't really walk my folks through a pfsense setup over the phone if there is a hardware failure... :/
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- voidmain0001 9y agoCould you use PiHole and OpenVPN to accomplish what you want at your parents'place? https://www.reddit.com/r/pihole/comments/48zp16/pihole_and_vpn/ https://www.reddit.com/r/pihole/comments/48zp16/pihole_and_v...
- tylersmith 9y agoI built this setup a little while back and am very happy with the results. It took only a few hours on a Saturday and most of it was playing with settings for fun.
- pnutjam 9y agoAsus Merlin is nice.
- hiram112 9y agoI love Merlin, too. The best deal for budget users is to get the AC1900 but as the T-Mobile version. It can be found for about $60 and and you'll need a few hours to flash the Merlin software over the TMobile firmware. Best router I've ever had, and I run it with a PiHole on a Pi 3.