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This is basically what I've done. Works like a charm, selecting Router forces all clients to check against the DNSMasq & then lookup via the WAN DNS settings you input. Incidentally you can also force Google, YouTube, & now Bing all into safe search mode. address=/www.youtube.com/216.239.38.119...

This Script really amazing. Works like a charm and I was able to use Merlin instead of ddwrt because of it! Thanks @Steffe!

I did that, Literally pasted your script into that file path with the changed settings for my No-IP account. I keep getting an error, what do you input as the host-name on the custom DDNS setting? It also, just sits there on applying forever.

Did you ever get this to work directly with No-IP? I can't seem to get it to work. Do I place it in the standard spot from the Custom Scripts Page?

So adding this on the end should do the trick? if [[ ${RESULT:0:4} == 'good' ]] then /sbin/ddns_custom_updated 1 else /sbin/ddns_custom_updated 0 fi

This is the error I'm receiving on the main screen. This is the DDNS Page This is the Exact Script with the exception of the Username, Password, and Hostname. I can't seem to get it to work. Any tips would be appreciated. Password and Username are correct. I'm trying to setup an external IP...

Hi, I am trying to create a custom DDNS script that will report the External IP address but I seem to be running into problems. Here is the Script I've put below. #!/bin/sh USER="Username" PASS="Password" HOST="www.safedns.com" # Should be no need to modify anything beyond this point...

I was able to get it to function properly! When input in the DNSMasq, we can set the global Custom 1 to the Ip Address of the router, Custom 2 to the DNS system you want to use, and Custom 3 respectively. Ex. Custom 1 - 192.168.1.1 Custom 2 - 208.67.222.123 Custom 3 - 208.67.220.123 That way...

I did. It works for sure for every client connected to the network. The desire for a per client option is the fact that I want to keep everyone safe, however there are a couple people in the house that need to search medical things and we are wanting to create an exception to the rule for them...

I have looked into OpenDNS and have not found an option to set up google safe search in there. I tried this, but it didn't seem to work. Any tips from something like this? dhcp-host=BC:85:56:EA:E5:B5,set:SafeGoogle dhcp-host=A0:48:1C:C0:7B:B7,set:SafeGoogle...

That is a Bummer. Thank you for giving it a shot. If anyone has a possible solution, I would be very grateful for the help.

Thank you for your quick answer. So in short based on your answer, yes it's possible, just needs to be researched and played with to figure it out?

Is there a way to set individual clients to force into google safe search. To set it Globally in DNSMasq you insert the string address=/www.google.com/216.239.38.120 Is there a way to add something in front of it like an ip address or Mac address of a device to create different rules for...

Yah, this is the conclusion I'm coming too as well. Would anyone here know of a different possible solution for a dns filter to be able to differentiate devices behind the public ip.

Could the router theoretically be programmed to read the URL of a website we built and gave the router that particular ssl certificate?