In the past, using a pihole was pretty much beyond the scope of my knowledge/abilities. I guess at the time there was a workaround, or you needed two piholes or something, but I also know from the...

@TP-Link just a friendly follow up. Did you see my last two messages? I can get PiHole working as a DNS server on the LAN, but not on WAN which makes it pointless. I have tried using a second IP...

It's been "resolved" in the sense that you can run the DNS server on LAN, but then, to my understanding, you can't use that IP as DNS server IP on WAN. I'm still trying to work around this. For...

@noelicus But you still have to use something for the DNS servers on WAN, and you can't use the LAN IP.

@TP-Link I can't figure it out. The only devices using piHole are the hard wired (LAN) devices. The good news is that my mask / IPs aren't changing, but what's the point of using piHole / a custom...

@TP-Link Well, none of the wireless devices are using the piHole so I need to keep trying. The wired devices are usingthe piHole for DNS, so that's good and we'll see if it changes the subnet...