Learn how to set up and use Pi-hole, a lightweight, open-source ad-blocking server that enhances your internet browsing experience. Discover how to install Pi-hole on various devices, including Raspberry Pi and Digital Ocean droplets, and configure it as your DNS server to block ads network-wide. Explore the benefits of Pi-hole, such as improved web browsing, statistics tracking, and compatibility with Wireguard VPN setups. Follow along with step-by-step instructions covering prerequisites, droplet creation, Pi-hole installation, login procedures, and DNS configuration for both individual devices and network routers.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Prerequisites
Creating a droplet
Setting up Pihole
Logging into Pihole
DNS setup
Taught by
Awesome Open Source
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