Block ALL ads with this…(and speed up your internet)

Block ALL ads in your home network with AdGuard. In this video, NetworkChuck will show you how to block all the ads in your home network using a technique called a dns sinkhole. NetworkChuck will walk you through installing adguard on Mac and Linux, specifically a Raspberry Pi and a VPS (cloud server).

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==COMMANDS==
Install AdGuard (Unix - Automated)

Docker Install:
Commands:
docker run --name adguardhome \
--restart unless-stopped \
-v adguard_data:/opt/adguardhome/work \
-v adguard_config:/opt/adguardhome/conf \
-p 53:53/tcp -p 53:53/udp \
-p 80:80/tcp -p 443:443/tcp -p 443:443/udp -p 3000:3000/tcp \
-d adguard/adguardhome

Disable Systemd resolver:
sudo systemctl stop systemd-resolved
sudo systemctl disable systemd-resolved

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0:00 ⏩ Intro
0:34 ⏩ Captain Adguard
0:42 ⏩ What we’re going to do!!
1:26 ⏩ How ads work with DNS
2:09 ⏩ How Adguard will block ads
2:45 ⏩ The DNS Sinkhole
3:42 ⏩ You can’t block this Ad
4:08 ⏩ With Adguard you have the CONTROL!!
4:35 ⏩ Installing Adguard with a raspberry pi
6:35 ⏩ Tell all of your devices to use Adguard
7:54 ⏩ 2 ways to make sure the Adguard server never changes
9:08 ⏩ Settings to make your house Kid-friendly
9:24 ⏩ The Real power
11:14 ⏩ Using The different settings Adguard has

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[NetworkChuck]

0:00 ⏩ Intro
0:34 ⏩ Captain Adguard
0:42 ⏩ What we’re going to do!!
1:26 ⏩ How ads work with DNS
2:09 ⏩ How Adguard will block ads
2:45 ⏩ The DNS Sinkhole
3:42 ⏩ You can’t block this Ad
4:08 ⏩ With Adguard you have the CONTROL!!
4:35 ⏩ Installing Adguard with a raspberry pi
6:35 ⏩ Tell all of your devices to use Adguard
7:54 ⏩ 2 ways to make sure the Adguard server never changes
9:08 ⏩ Settings to make your house Kid-friendly
9:24 ⏩ The Real power
11:14 ⏩ Using The different settings Adguard has

[DenofLore]

Through a bunch of shite in my life the past year I dove into home networking for sanity and found this channel and have been devouring every video. Learning so much. Love Chucks attitude and love of teaching. Making a seemingly complex subject easy to grasp and get into. Thank you Chuck! ❤

[x-con-x]

If you were my teacher when I was at school learning all this, I would be an IT god now. You are so easy to listen to and follow, and your personality is so chilled. To late for me now I guess. Ill just have a quick coffee and learn from your videos. Thank you.

[DarrellLewis-mcyv]

Installed this for my home network. Didn't realize what a game-changer it was until I left my network and went into the wild. This thing is awesome.

[Cliflyri]

Thank you! Struggling with pi hole and not getting the results I would like I found this video. Super quick and easy to setup, wow!

[bobbybologna]

My favorite topic, blocking ads. I try to run as much to block them as humanly possible on my network. I absolutely cannot stand ads, they don't work on me they just tick me off.

[Superheld]

You can block sponsorhips with the SponsorBlock extention

[Dynamit]

How could I have missed this upload, but great work and I have used Adguard on my router for couple of years on and off (experimenting and other stuff have made me get rid of adguard) so fun to see people learning others on YouTube how to use this stuff

[richardpena]

Less than 15 minutes and the home network is ad-free! Thank you!! I've been in IT for over 40 years and thanks to you, I'm still learning new tricks! (BTW -- Love our old CBT Nuggets server.)

[pavan]

Well I am using Pi Hole for more than 2 years from now and it's working great and I also configured it to act as a DHCP Server.

[Redrios]

ah! the editing and energy overall makes the video flow seamlessly from the start. very well done, has been a long time since i've first watched something for the form and style leaving the content in the background! it's just so well balanced the editor is an artist

[ksiazkiizabawki]

i dont know what your channel holds beyond this video, but i'm gonna watch it! crazy doesn't even begin to cover it! thanks for content and delivery!

[JuniorReveron]

This is Awesome I was so tired of ads everywhere I went, and now is all wonderful. Plus, it was so easy to setup Thank Chuck

[ravenv]

I have used Adguard for the past 2 years or so and yeah it's great, low overhead and not a resource hog. The most tedious part of having it is whitelisting. For me forced DNS routing after configuration will be recommended if available especially if you have only 1 ip set to Raspberry Pi. Adding a virtual ip is recommended or a usb nec to ensure that DNS 1 and DNS 2 is set to Adguard only. So far for mobile phones, if only 1 IP is set and and you can't force route DNS queries on the router, ads may still show up.

Adguards DNSSEC verification is kinda in a so-so status right now. Using Unbound as the Upstream resolver and DNSSEC checker will be ideal and also this could ensure that it is passed correctly to DoT or DOH servers and a guaranteed DNSSEC verification at all times.

[TheCulpixChannel]

The funniest thing is that i just got out of an online class where my teacher explained how adguard works xD Great coincidence, great video!

[kronosg]

Already running this for about a year. ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!

[dbishnoi]

you know, i've been trying to beef up my CCNA skills and transition out of quant finance into tech, and i really really enjoy your videos man, you're hilarious ! thanks for posting.

[Alex-ohrt]

12:15 btw Pi-Hole does do this. Its under “Local DNS” in the web gui

[CryNomadsis]

Great Video! Btw, Pihole does support local DNS entrys for a while now.

[alinconstantingoga]

Thx Chuck and greetings from Romania. I have already Adguard on my intel Nuc with HomeAssistant server instaled. Works like a charm. Thx for ideas and keep up the good work !