I thank you in advance for any help, whether I need to make custom firewall rules, a config change in dnsmasq, or anything else. Unlike traditional ad blockers that work on specific devices or in specific browsers, AdGuard Home covers all devices on your network. Have the VPN policy working (for example: going through WireGuard but does not). AdGuard Home is a network-wide, open source stack that blocks ads, trackers, and gives users control over the traffic on their home network.

Show all the clients on the network on AGH instead of just the router.AGH on IP address 192.168.8.4 to handle the DNS stuff.The result is AGH can also handle requests, all the clients on the network are being shown on AGH, but the problem is that the VPN policy is not working. And for the WAN interface, I unchecked Use DNS servers advertised by peer. The other option I have tried, is using LuCI GUI - in Interfaces → I set DHCP option 6 to the Raspberry Pi IP on the LAN interface. However, I only see one client shown on AGH - the router. Using the GL.iNet GUI, if I set the custom DNS to 192.168.8.4 (the IP for my Raspberry Pi), then it works, AdGuard Home deals with requests and the split tunnelling based on the VPN policy works. list of websites that I don’t want to use the VPN.Rules - do not use VPN for the following.Furthermore, I have my VPN policy enabled and set to: I have a Brume (version 3.203) and I have AdGuard Home that is installed on a Raspberry Pi 4. I have a problem which may be a bit long-winded, so I will try and explain my problem the best I can.

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