Expected Behaviour:
Trying to use a custom dnsmasq configuration to push my second pi-hole setup to specific clients only. I'm using the following "05-bypass.conf" file to test this out.:
## The contents here bypass pihole by mac address
## This will send Pihole-Heavy DNS IP.
dhcp-option=tag:piholehvy,6,192.168.26.19
## Other tags removed to make the log smaller
########################################################################
## Instructions
## First set your tag, and dns server.
## dhcp-option=tag:YOURTAGHERE,6,IPADDRESSOFDNSSERVER
## You then simply need to replace MA:CA:DD:R:ES:SS
## I have set up the standard DNS servertags above.
## Below are examples of how to set a mac address to bypass pihole.
## Your Device that goes to Google DNS
#dhcp-host=MA:CA:DD:R:ES:SS,set:googlesdns1
## Your Device that goes to OpenDNS
#dhcp-host=MA:CA:DD:R:ES:SS,set:opendns1
## JakePhone
dhcp-host=AC:5F:3E:28:41:F9,set:piholehvy,JakePhone
## Roku - MediaRunner
dhcp-host=AC:3A:7A:0D:6B:15,set:piholehvy,Roku
## Smart Things Hub
dhcp-host=28:6D:97:73:F5:CD,set:piholehvy,STHubv3
## Jake Desktop
dhcp-host=62:89:D4:CF:25:A0,set:piholehvy,JakeW10
Actual Behaviour:
Nothing happens nor do any of the new DNS server settings get pushed to the clients. I've tried a few different suggestions to make it work but in the end the syntax tests out good but never goes in to play or sent to any of the clients.
I am running the Pi-Hole as my DHCP server as well. I was able to accomplish this through my router and dnsmasq set there but here something is different.