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Thanks!

Awesome! This is exactly what I was looking for, thanks! As a minor note, the section titles (in red) state "10 Most Recent Blocks From x.x.x.x", etc, rather than something like " ... Outgoing Blocks To x.x.x.x". Again, very minor.

Sorry, I meant Skynet. I am not using Diversion. Pi-Hole is just doing it's usual duties as DNS Server to block ads etc., even though it's somewhat of an overlap with SkyNet. DNS does keep great logs of logs, but only the domain names, but not the actual IP addresses, as far as I know.

Doh! ... I had a Brain Fart. I meant SkyNet, not Diversion. I just went back to edit my original post.

How do I find the local source LAN IPs for outbound IP addresses that are blocked by Diversion Skynet? Basically, whodunnit? I have SkyNet and local Pi-Hole running, but not Diversion. In looking at the top 10 Blocks (Outbound) list in SkyNet, I see the IP addresses and the AlienVault...

Sorry for the late reply. I had a busy last couple days. I got so frustrated, I factory reset my router and manually entered every setting ... and ... I got the exact same error. I eventually figured out the issue. I had set up a firewall on the pi-hole a while back that only allowed the...

I can get rid of the "Sign in to Network" by disabling the "Force DNS"

Sorry, I didn't specify. Yes, it's an RT-AC68U

Pi-hole has log entries for my Chromebook when it is connected to my main WIFI AP. When I switch to Yazfi and I have "Two Way to Guest" enabled, I have internet but no Pi-Hole entries. When I use Yazfi and disable "Two Way to Guest", I have no internet and no Pi-Hole entries. Huh?

I remembered that I had manually assigned IP address to the devices, so I undid that. On Pi-hole, I changed it to the DNS settings to "Respond Only to WLAN0" and also "Permit all Origins' but no luck with either of them. I have tried using Unbound (installed on Pi-Hole) vs. using Cloudflare...

Oops, forget to hit the "Post" button a couple hours ago, so this is a late replay .... Sorry, as a non-technically trained user, I am probably misusing the term VLAN. I probably should using the term "subnet" instead. I had trouble installing SkyNet (see link) but the YazFi installed...

Unfortunately, I am running it on a Pi Zero W. Maybe that's the issue

My pi-hole is connected to my main LAN via WIFI (no AP isolation), and I can't hardwire it since it doesn't have a network port. I am not sure if this is part of the issue. The main LAN clients (wired and wireless) have no problem using the pi-hole DNS server. It's just the YazFi VLAN clients...

After spending more time testing and pinging back and forth with different settings, I think these basic settings are working as expected. I think the problem is that YazFi clients aren't connecting to the pi-hole DNS server. I am not sure if this is a problem with Asus-wrt, YazFi, or Pi-Hole...

Update: Client Isolation enabled and Two-Way to Guest disabled worked for about 10 minutes, then failed. And now Client Isolation disabled and Two-Way to Guest enabled no longer works, either. I'll have to tinker with these later.