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for example, if I have something like this in dnsmasq address=/steamcontent.com/192.168.0.225 which redirects to my server (192.168.0.225), how do I make it go back to steamcontent.com if my server goes down? Currently, if my server goes down, requests to steamcontent.com will timeout.

To clarify what I did 1. add address=g.pickle.lan/192.168.0.96 to dnsmasq.conf.add 2. change the Domain Name on my router to pickle.lan 3. change the website's URL to http://g.pickle.lan 4. ipconfig /flushdns on all windows machines

I followed https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.ng/wiki/Custom-domains-with-dnsmasq My goal is that any device connected to my network can automatically use g/ without needing any changes to the device. I added address=/g/g.lan/g.local/g.localdomain/192.168.0.96 to my dnsmasq.conf.add If I...

figured it out - pihole revived itself and was acting as the dhcp server instead of the router. Unplugged it and ipconfig /renew seems to have solved it

Yeah all of those have been done

All I want is to be able to redirect certain URLs on all devices connected to my router to a local ip address (e.g. router.local in the browser should send me to 192.168.0.1) I have updated the to contain a single line > cat /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.conf.add address=/test.com/192.168.0.80 >...