Recent content by Raul_77

@john9527 first of , thank you so much ! i really like your fork and been using it on my N66U ! I just picked up "RT-AC66U B1" I have done some research, some suggest you should flash it with the "AC-68" since they use the same firmware? Can you please confirm? Appreciate it.

I am not sure about your router, but on RT-N66U, I use this option and works well, if the signal is weak, it disconnect the device forcing it to connect to the better Access Point.

Updated from 45EC no issue! Thank you @john9527 !!! In case anyone is looking for the download link (it is missing from main post) : https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AAkJBWoo%2DOiyKJo&id=9332FC159A7E129%215463&cid=09332FC159A7E129

Hey John, I also upgraded my N66U from 44EA to 45EA without any issue! Thank you so much for your support.

That is it, did you add the Strict-order? also are you sure the client is getting the router IP as 2nd DNS? yes router ip = 192.168.1.1 (in most cases)

Oh man, I feel like an idiot!!! lol that was it. enabled it, and now 0 going to 9.9.9.9 ... Thank you so much buddy! really appreciate the help.

admin@RT-N66U-8EF8:/tmp/home/root# dos2unix /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.conf.add admin@RT-N66U-8EF8:/tmp/home/root# service restart_dnsmasq Done. admin@RT-N66U-8EF8:/tmp/home/root# grep strict-order /etc/dnsmasq.conf admin@RT-N66U-8EF8:/tmp/home/root# I still dont have it on /etc/dnsmasq.conf

@ColinTaylor I do NOT have strict-order in this file, I just checked, I have it on /jffs/configs in a file "dnsmasq.conf.add" @john9527 I SSH and did Service restart_dnsmas here is the output now: Seems to still be sending it to 9.9.9.9 Aug 12 11:36:38 dnsmasq[2429]: server 192.168.1.2#53...

Thanks @ColinTaylor , So this is getting interesting. In my /jffs/configs I created a file "dnsmasq.conf.add" and added just 1 line on it, "strict-order" saved and reboot the router, ssh back to ensure the file and content there. Then I ran the commands you told me: killall -s USR1 dnsmasq...

Thanks! Just an update for anyone reading this. This is my current setup and I tested it for 2 days now , taking PiHole offline and so on, and it seems to be working great LAN DHCP: DNS 1: PiHole IP DNS 2: Router IP *Advertise router IP = NO WAN: DNS 1: PiHole IP DNS 2: 9.9.9.9 NOTE: If you are...

Hey bud, thanks for the reply. Question so I can understand better. Should I not put pihole DNS under WAN DNS1 and DNS 2 should be 8.8.8.8 ? The reason I say this is, If I have DNS Filter ON , the reason is, some devices have hardcoded Google DNS, which I want them to still use Pihole, the...

Hey guys, I need some help sorting out a problem. So I use PiHole for my DNS and I have ENABLED DNS Filtering, so ALL DNS inquiries are sent to PiHole IP (since some of my devices are hard-coded to use Google DNS) anyway, the issue I am trying to resolve is find a way to have backup in case...

Thanks, well that sucks lol ! I am just wondering if more and more apps/devices use what Chrome is doing, then I guess PiHole is going to be less relevant.

Thanks, however I am looking to see if possible to do this at the router level as oppose to disabling it on Chrome. the main reason is, I am trying to prevent ANY device (some that I might not know) to use any DNS other than my PiHole.

Hey Guys, anyone found a way to effectively forward DoH to another provider. ? I have PiHole installed and to do some testing, I changed my PC DNS to be 9.9.9.9 then in my router (RT-N66U) changed the setting "Prevent Client auto DoH" to YES Parental Control --> DNS Filtering , enabled it, and...