Can a device (IP) bypass diversion?

[DarkWolfSLV]

I have a curious behavior while using spotify on my tablet.
Since I'm not paying for the subscription, after a few songs I got ads (which is fine with me) but 95% of the times the app stops because it is not able to play the next ad.

The domains being blocked during this errors are below and since I do not want to allow those domains for all my network, I was wondering if there's a way for a single IP to bypass diversion.

07:46:16 blocked by blockinglist ade.googlesyndication.com
07:46:16 blocked by blockinglist pubads.g.doubleclick.net
07:46:16 blocked by blockinglist insight.adsrvr.org
07:46:16 blocked by blockinglist gcdn.2mdn.net
07:46:16 blocked by blockinglist s0.2mdn.net
!
07:46:45 blocked by blockinglist ade.googlesyndication.com
07:46:45 blocked by blockinglist pubads.g.doubleclick.net
07:46:45 blocked by blockinglist insight.adsrvr.org
07:46:45 blocked by blockinglist gcdn.2mdn.net
07:46:45 blocked by blockinglist s0.2mdn.net

Thanks!

 

[dave14305]

See https://diversion.ch/faq-reader/how-to-exclude-a-client-from-ad-blocking.html

It’s found under LAN / DNS Filtering tabs.

 

[DarkWolfSLV]

See https://diversion.ch/faq-reader/how-to-exclude-a-client-from-ad-blocking.html

It’s found under LAN / DNS Filtering tabs.

Awesome! Thank you Dave! I checked every CLI option and could not find it and I assumed custom scripting. I didn't check the FAQ or the GUI.

Thanks Again.