Is it possible to enter multiple sites to be blocked in one shot?

[Phoenix]

I entered a few ad servers in my Nighthawk X10's blocked sites list like the MSN Ad servers but can I add many sites in one shot to be blocked rather than having to enter them one at a time?

I would like to add the entire list that is in the MVPS hosts file to be blocked through my router

 

[kamoj]

You don't mention what router and firmware you use, so it's difficult to help you.
But I posted an instruction on how to obtain what you want for R7800/R9000 routers here:

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/h...mvps-hosts-file-with-dnscrypt-proxy-v2.49803/

I would like to add the entire list that is in the MVPS hosts file to be blocked through my router

 

[Phoenix]

You don't mention what router and firmware you use, so it's difficult to help you.
But I posted an instruction on how to obtain what you want for R7800/R9000 routers here:

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/h...mvps-hosts-file-with-dnscrypt-proxy-v2.49803/

I am using the Nighthawk X10 on the latest 1.0.4.12 firmware

I took a look at your guide but where do I paste that command? there are 2 command sets as well I'm confused

 

[kamoj]

1. Install the telnet program on your computer.
   For Windows 10, do like this:
   Hold down the Windows Key, then press the “R“ key.
   The Run dialog box appears. In the Open: window, type:
   pkgmgr /iu:”TelnetClient”
   Click OK.
   
   
2. Enable Telnet access to the router:
   Login to the router page, http://routerlogin.net/debug.htm
   Check the box for: Enable Telnet
   
   
3. Login to the router:
   Open a command prompt (Windows 10):
   Hold down the Windows Key, then press the “R“ key.
   The Run dialog box appears. In the Open: window, type:
   cmd
   Click OK.
   In the opened DOS-command window, type:
   telnet routerlogin.net
   (The password is the same as from the normal router login page http://routerlogin.net)
   
   
4. Now you can run the commands you want

I am using the Nighthawk X10 on the latest 1.0.4.12 firmware
I took a look at your guide but where do I paste that command? there are 2 command sets as well I'm confused

 

[kamoj]

For Voxel Firmware look e.g. here:
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/c...4-13hf-hw-and-1-0-4-14hf-1-0-4-14hf-hw.49096/

 

[Phoenix]

1. Install the telnet program on your computer.
   For Windows 10, do like this:
   Hold down the Windows Key, then press the “R“ key.
   The Run dialog box appears. In the Open: window, type:
   pkgmgr /iu:”TelnetClient”
   Click OK.
   
   
2. Enable Telnet access to the router:
   Login to the router page, http://routerlogin.net/debug.htm
   Check the box for: Enable Telnet
   
   
3. Login to the router:
   Open a command prompt (Windows 10):
   Hold down the Windows Key, then press the “R“ key.
   The Run dialog box appears. In the Open: window, type:
   cmd
   Click OK.
   In the opened DOS-command window, type:
   telnet routerlogin.net
   (The password is the same as from the normal router login page http://routerlogin.net)
   
   
4. Now you can run the commands you want

Thanks for the detailed instructions man.

I got to the point where I wanted to copy/paste the command(s) but this is what I get:



What am I doing wrong?

 

[kamoj]

Good screenshot, thank you!
(The -a for unzip is not needed)
Please install Voxel Firmware as per my posting above.
No settings are lost and configuration backup is the same.
Then try again.

 

[Phoenix]

Good screenshot, thank you!
(The -a for unzip is not needed)
Please install Voxel Firmware as per my posting above.
No settings are lost and configuration backup is the same.
Then try again.

I installed the latest Voxel Firmware but I think there's an issue in the commands bro. This time the MVPS hosts file downloaded fine and I did unzip it, then look at the errors in the following commands:

 

[kamoj]

You are not humble exactly...
Maybe you forgot to install DNSCrypt-Proxy v2?
(See my instruction again:
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/h...mvps-hosts-file-with-dnscrypt-proxy-v2.49803/)

I installed the latest Voxel Firmware but I think there's an issue in the commands bro. This time the MVPS hosts file downloaded fine and I did unzip it, then look at the errors in the following commands:

 

[Phoenix]

You are not humble exactly...
Maybe you forgot to install DNSCrypt-Proxy v2?
(See my instruction again:
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/h...mvps-hosts-file-with-dnscrypt-proxy-v2.49803/)

I think this is my problem,

After I enter the 2nd installation command, see the error message that it throws:

/bin/opkg install dnscrypt-proxy-2_2.0.16-1_ipq806x.ipk

 

[Voxel]

I think this is my problem,

After I enter the 2nd installation command, see the error message that it throws:

/bin/opkg install dnscrypt-proxy-2_2.0.16-1_ipq806x.ipk

You should use dnscrypt-proxy 2 for R9000. Above is for R7800. And you tried to install R7800 version to R9000. I.e. p.3-p.4 are changed to:

cd /tmp
wget --no-check-certificate https://www.voxel-firmware.com/Downloads/Voxel/R9000-Voxel-firmware/DNSCrypt-Proxy-2/dnscrypt-proxy-2_2.0.16-1_r9000.ipk
/bin/opkg install dnscrypt-proxy-2_2.0.16-1_r9000.ipk

The rest is the same as for R7800 (from p. 5).

P.S.
This is not needed for R9000:
/bin/opkg install ca-certificates_20180409_all.ipk

(such package is already included into R9000 fw).

Voxel.

 

[Phoenix]

You should use dnscrypt-proxy 2 for R9000. Above is for R7800. And you tried to install R7800 version to R9000. I.e. p.3-p.4 are changed to:

cd /tmp
wget --no-check-certificate https://www.voxel-firmware.com/Downloads/Voxel/R9000-Voxel-firmware/DNSCrypt-Proxy-2/dnscrypt-proxy-2_2.0.16-1_r9000.ipk
/bin/opkg install dnscrypt-proxy-2_2.0.16-1_r9000.ipk

The rest is the same as for R7800 (from p. 5).

P.S.
This is not needed for R9000:
/bin/opkg install ca-certificates_20180409_all.ipk

(such package is already included into R9000 fw).

Voxel.

Perfect! Got it done perfectly now!!

Also huge shout out to kamoj for your help and patience with me. Cheers