Blocking ads using HOSTS at ROUTER Level
Using TP Link Archer C9 and D-Link DIR868L here.
Have been looking through the manual/guide to find DNS settings to redirect all spammy websites to null, but can't find it anywhere.
Would like to specify my own blacklist rather than depend on services such as Adguard.
Will also prefer to stick to my fast DNS - 1.1.1.1.
Hopeful for a solution from any guru here. Thanks!
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Using TP Link Archer C9 and D-Link DIR868L here.
Have been looking through the manual/guide to find DNS settings to redirect all spammy websites to null, but can't find it anywhere.
Would like to specify my own blacklist rather than depend on services such as Adguard.
Will also prefer to stick to my fast DNS - 1.1.1.1.
Hopeful for a solution from any guru here. Thanks!
adblock
asked Jan 13 at 9:56
curiousnotepadcuriousnotepad
4137
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Using TP Link Archer C9 and D-Link DIR868L here.
Have been looking through the manual/guide to find DNS settings to redirect all spammy websites to null, but can't find it anywhere.
Would like to specify my own blacklist rather than depend on services such as Adguard.
Will also prefer to stick to my fast DNS - 1.1.1.1.
Hopeful for a solution from any guru here. Thanks!
adblock
asked Jan 13 at 9:56
curiousnotepadcuriousnotepad
4137
Using TP Link Archer C9 and D-Link DIR868L here.
Have been looking through the manual/guide to find DNS settings to redirect all spammy websites to null, but can't find it anywhere.
Would like to specify my own blacklist rather than depend on services such as Adguard.
Will also prefer to stick to my fast DNS - 1.1.1.1.
Hopeful for a solution from any guru here. Thanks!
adblock
adblock
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curiousnotepadcuriousnotepad
4137
asked Jan 13 at 9:56
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asked Jan 13 at 9:56
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asked Jan 13 at 9:56
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Blocking websites is done via their IP address or website.
See the instructions for:
TP-Link
Use Access Control > Host, then click Add New… and set to blocked.D-Link
Using a website filter in Settings > DENY computers access to ONLY these sites.
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Blocking websites is done via their IP address or website.
See the instructions for:
TP-Link
Use Access Control > Host, then click Add New… and set to blocked.D-Link
Using a website filter in Settings > DENY computers access to ONLY these sites.
answered Jan 13 at 10:23
harrymcharrymc
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Blocking websites is done via their IP address or website.
See the instructions for:
TP-Link
Use Access Control > Host, then click Add New… and set to blocked.D-Link
Using a website filter in Settings > DENY computers access to ONLY these sites.
answered Jan 13 at 10:23
harrymcharrymc
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Blocking websites is done via their IP address or website.
See the instructions for:
TP-Link
Use Access Control > Host, then click Add New… and set to blocked.D-Link
Using a website filter in Settings > DENY computers access to ONLY these sites.
answered Jan 13 at 10:23
harrymcharrymc
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Blocking websites is done via their IP address or website.
See the instructions for:
TP-Link
Use Access Control > Host, then click Add New… and set to blocked.D-Link
Using a website filter in Settings > DENY computers access to ONLY these sites.
answered Jan 13 at 10:23
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