eclp
Senior Member
I did, but unfortunately it didn't change anything (But maybe I made mistakes).For clarity - the dnsmasq config options have to be added on the router that is acting as DHCP using dnsmasq.add script.
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I did, but unfortunately it didn't change anything (But maybe I made mistakes).For clarity - the dnsmasq config options have to be added on the router that is acting as DHCP using dnsmasq.add script.
Have you confirmed that those two options were actually in dnsmasq.conf after dnsmasq restart / router reboot?I did, but unfortunately it didn't change anything (But maybe I made mistakes).
How did you check it? It would take a while to be picked up as all devices cache DNS responses anyway, you would have to visit a website you didn't visit before to be 100% sure it didn't.Yes, I restarted dnsmasq (not the router), also the Pi, but it had no effect.
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