I bought a few months ago an apu2 board from pcengine bought wifi adapter, 128gb SSD, antennas, etc. Setup pfsense and the whole bang took probably 2 weeks to get it all tweaked to close perfection as humanly possible.

I recently discovered pi-hole project

Think it would be reasonable to have a pi3 with pi-hole as dns server??

I got pfsense blocking almost all of them with some help of snort, and unlock origin add-on for vivaldi web browser.

Links:

https://www.pcengines.ch/apu2.htm

https://pi-hole.net

https://vivaldi.com/?lang=en_US

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublock-origin/cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm?hl=en

only if you bclk oc it

Why would it need a OC? Also to be clear your talking about the pi3?

LOL!

got em`

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Dec 27 2017 08:39pm

idk why you wouldn't oc the pi tbh.
its just free power. Haven't not oc'd a pi yet.

Wait NVM I can't use pi3... Verizon FiOS 1gb up/down. Pi3 only supports 10/100 any other ideas? Kinda of cheap

There's an x86/x64 port of PiHole...just drop it on a Linux server VM on an existing system.

both computers being used pretty high with automated programs, video games and streaming.

think it could run with 1core, 1gb ram?

Should be able to. Ubuntu server is a pretty lean install, if you aren't running a lot of other stuff.

Wait NVM I was misunderstood how pi-hole did it's thing. Shit I could run this on a vps

I might do that. Nfoserver for openvpn, socks5, music bot teamspeak and discord, and now it will also be used as a DNS server


Edit: NVM centos 6 too old QQ

I might just get a pi3. Atless it's a one time payment instead of another vps lol

This post was edited by CyberGod on Dec 29 2017 12:20am