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Does your router support disabling DHCP? You can just run your own DHCP server in that case.
by jannes 5y ago
Does your router support disabling DHCP? You can just run your own DHCP server in that case.
- KozmoNau7 5y agoThat's what I do, even though I run my own router. The pi-hole acts as both DNS and DHCP. It sets the DNS domain correctly via DHCP, unlike a lot of routers.
- livinginfear 5y agoIt does. I might go with this option. It seems like it'll be easier than running the router in bridged mode, and adding another physical router.