[TriLUG] Using a Single Board Computer for a network appliance
Joseph S. Tate via TriLUG
trilug at trilug.org
Fri May 14 03:28:41 EDT 2021
Given that AT&T has the world's worst DNS service, and barely any support
for custom DHCP on their required network router, and that I want to run
some sort of network wide ad-block, I was thinking of turning off DNS/DHCP
at the router, and running it on something else. I don't want to run
something that will eat a lot of power, or cost a lot to implement.
I have a Raspberry Pi 4, or I run docker on my always on desktop. I feel
like the Raspberry Pi running pi-hole + ??? would be a good plan. Any
contrary thoughts? Is it going to be fast enough for gigabit networking?
Should I try running OpenWRT instead?
I also have an always on desktop running docker. Should I run something
from that instead?
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Joseph Tate
P.S. Anyone have success replacing an AT&T fiber modem/gateway with
something off the shelf? Worth it to save the $10/month device fee?
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