Step 5 – Click on the small tick box next to the Pi-hole (raspberry) and add the reservation Step 4 – You should see a full list of connected devices from a list Step 2 – In the web interface navigate and locate a section called DHCP settings or something similar. You will also be required to enter a password. This is usually a static IP address in which you put into the web browser and can be found in either your routers manual or on a sticker on the reverse side of the router hardware. Step 1 – Logon to your router’s web interface. If you are using DHCP, this information can be found in your router’s web interface: The easiest and most convenient way to set a static IP is using DHCP reservation. There are two ways in which you can set a static IP address on your router you can either set it as a static address or you can use Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) reservation. What we need is for the IP address to never change when the Pi-hole is connected to your router, otherwise you would have to re-configure the Pi-hole settings every so often, and this is not practical. By default your router will most likely give your device a different IP address every time it connects to the network or after a period of 30 days. Pi-hole needs a static IP address in order to function properly. Connect a micro USB DC power supply to the Pi-hole Box.Connect a HDMI cable to your TV/Monitor.Connect your Keyboard & Mouse to the USB ports on the Pi-hole Box.Connect an Ethernet cable from your Pi-hole Box to your router.
Raspberry Pi 2.5A Power Supply (Included in starter kit).Pi-Hole 16GB SD card (Included in starter kit).This allows the Pi-hole to intercept any outgoing or incoming DNS requests and can block or pass certain domains from accessing your device, keeping your computer and other devices safe from ads. The Pi-hole acts as a Domain Name System (DNS) server, something that sits in-between you and the internet. Pi-supply and Pi-hole have partnered together to bring you a complete Pi-hole solution – a device that allows you to block those annoying ads for every computer device on your local network. Contributors Chris Rush Getting Started with Pi-hole - Your Network-wide ad blocker
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