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I was excited to try this once as a weekend project. Got it all set up and working so my desktop sent DNS through the Pi. Then went to set the router to use i
by Falkon1313 4y ago
I was excited to try this once as a weekend project. Got it all set up and working so my desktop sent DNS through the Pi. Then went to set the router to use it instead, and it was a no-go. Comcast routers don't allow you to change the DNS settings.
Of course I could've bought a new router and set that up to work between the Pi and the Comcast one, but that was more than I wanted to put into it.
Now I have a different service with a different router, so if I can ever find the Pi, maybe I'll try it again.
- whatatita 4y agoI'd highly recommend going the network-wide route with router DNS settings. You might have some luck finding a pi here: https://rpilocator.com/ https://rpilocator.com/ . I set up a Pi-hole for my home network easy enough on a Fritzbox router, with the Pi-hole as DNS. I've since gone a step further, and now use the Pi-hole for DHCP too. The router now just routes.