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The problem is that many devices instantly spill over to the secondary Pi-Hole. And rogue devices bypass the primary altogether once they begin to get blocked f
by g96alqdm0x 3y ago
The problem is that many devices instantly spill over to the secondary Pi-Hole. And rogue devices bypass the primary altogether once they begin to get blocked for a short period of time. Having a secondary without blocking nearly negates the benefit of having the primary pi-hole, for the devices that it matters for most.
- master_crab 3y agoThis is why you need a port 53 ban on your network that blocks all traffic except to your piholes ips. Keeps rogue machines from reaching the internet for queries