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Any recommendation on hardware piholes? I have a UDM Pro but honestly i don't know how much i trust modifying it at all - i've found Ubiquiti software to be iff
by asdkhadsj 4y ago
Any recommendation on hardware piholes? I have a UDM Pro but honestly i don't know how much i trust modifying it at all - i've found Ubiquiti software to be iffy... so i'm a bit hesitant to modify anything.
- nickthegreek 4y agoI run mine on a good old fashion rpi for years with a 100% uptime.
- theshrike79 4y agoYou can run Pihole on any crappy raspberry pi you have around. I ran mine on a Raspi Model B. You know, the one with the RCA plug and SD card slots. From 2012. At some point the SD was so messed up I couldn't ssh into it any more, but it still worked. Now Pihole is running on my Thinkcenter minipc as a Socker image along with a good dozen others. I don't have to worry about SD corruption or sudden shutdowns any more.
- vorpalhex 4y agoI run two Pi4s with the filesystem on a usb drive, which is probably a bit overkill but I keep some monitoring on them too. In Unifi Routing, give the piholes a fixed ip and swap your dhcp server to have manual DNS entries - you might need to do this in the classic settings view.
- bmurphy1976 4y agoI run 2 raspberry pi zeros connected (and powered) to my router as usb network devices both running pihole. I've been running this for years and have had zero issues.