Make sure there are no DNS servers configured on the LAN / DHCP Server page. Then make sure that LAN / DNSFilter is either disabled or set to Global mode = Router.I have been disabling ad-blockers and going to website to see if ads are currently being blocked. All ads appear.
I used pi-hole for a bit but wanted to get a built in solution.
Did you use amtm to install Diversion? Are all scripts and Entware up-to-date?
Is Diversion enabled? Which website(s) do you use as a test? What adblockers are you using?
Does enabling Diversion Standard w/pixelserv-tls block those ads? Lite is too 'light' for me.
You.need to change your dhcp to point at the router and not your piI essentially followed these directions.
https://www.mbreviews.com/how-to-block-ads-using-asus-router-rt-ac86u/
Steps I did.
1. Update router to Merlin Firmware Version:384.13
2. Fomated USB stick on pc to ext2 AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard Edition 8.6
3. went into router settings Enable JFFS custom scripts and configs to yes.
4. installed putty and installed Diversion via
curl -Os https://diversion.ch/install && sh install
5. Could not install pixelserv because my DHCP IP was not registering despite me changing it. So i installed the diversion lite.
6. After successful, I rebooted the router.
7. closed Firefox and opened window disabled u-block origin. Ads are still present.
Still no dice unfortunately. I have a feeling somethings a miss after install.Make sure there are no DNS servers configured on the LAN / DHCP Server page. Then make sure that LAN / DNSFilter is either disabled or set to Global mode = Router.
You just need to make sure your clients and their browsers are using the router as DNS.
You.need to change your dhcp to point at the router and not your pi
What are your dhcp start/end addresses in LAN / DHCP server?Enter pixelserv-tls IP Address: 192.168.50.2
192.168.50.2 is not a reserved address
What are your dhcp start/end addresses in LAN / DHCP server?
Is your Firefox browser using DoH?
Change your starting IP in the GUI to .3, then enter .2 as your Pixelserv IP.when I change starting address to 102.168.50.3 I get:
192.168.50.3 is not a reserved address
On the mobile phone, did you restart the browser or purge the cache?
This did the trick. Thank you all!@Tmx2200 you must have a client device on .3. Try changing the ending to 192.168.50.253 and then using .254 as the pixelserv-tls IP.
How much memory does that take?I took some hosts lists from NextDNS and now have 1.999Million domains in Diversion lol
I took some hosts lists from NextDNS and now have 1.999Million domains in Diversion lol
I took some hosts lists from NextDNS and now have 1.999Million domains in Diversion lol
How much memory does that take?
2.95m here
145mb memory free.
2.95M wow ... I thought 2M would be the upper limit
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