How to Enable Per-Device DNS Client Metadata or Daemon Access on TP-Link MR600 v3 for Control D?
I want to see per-client DNS analytics (like hostnames and MAC addresses) from my TP-Link MR600 v3 in my Control D dashboard. I’ve read this usually requires running a DNS daemon (like ctrld) on the router via SSH, but I’m not sure if, or how, this can be done on the MR600 v3.
Is there a way to enable SSH or terminal access, or install a third-party DNS helper/daemon on this router? Are there any native options or firmware upgrades that would allow sending client-level DNS metadata to an external DNS service?
Any step-by-step guidance or clarification would be really appreciated!
Hi, thank you very much for the feedback.
I'm afraid Archer MR600 doesn't support SSH access or installing a third-party DNS helper/daemon.
You can try to set the Control D DNS as the local DHCP server here to see whether it helps:
Best regards.
@David-TP I see, what router would you recommend for me to be able use this kind of features and have more control and have advance features and so on such as forcing to use IPv6 only (Starlink) without a problem connecting to IPv4, I saw someone doing this on a different brand of router but lack of support unlike TP-link 
(This is only use for home network)