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The real trick is to run WireGuard and always be on your home network, benefiting from PiHole
by vdqtp3 4y ago
The real trick is to run WireGuard and always be on your home network, benefiting from PiHole
- kingsloi 4y agoI've been meaning to look into WireGuard!
- ChainOfFools 4y agoWireguard has now been in the kernel for OpenWRT releases since 20.xx (maybe earlier?) so you don't even need a Pi if you have a decently robust router that will take OpenWRT. Netgear R7800s are a sweet spot for this setup, dual core 1.9ghz ARM A15 and they even have an eSATA port.
- t0bia_s 4y agoMikroTik's Router OS is able to have pi-hole in container directly on router, as well as Wireguard that is now in OS by default. I'm just not able to configure custom upstream in pi-hole (ie Unbound or NetDNS). Probably some firewall rule or anything related to setting of container to work with pihole.