Netzwerk in Clientliste hinzufügen

yubiuser · June 23, 2020, 11:09am

Ja, ist möglich. Einfach wie oben beschrieben als CIDR eingeben.

github.com/pi-hole/FTL

Implement subnet support for clients

pi-hole:release/v5.0 ← pi-hole:new/CIDR_clients

opened 05:49PM - 04 Mar 20 UTC

DL6ER

+158 -5

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Beachte bitte folgenden Topic, dass es zur Zeit noch "Probleme" gibt, wenn du Subnetze und einzelne Clients aus diesen Subnetzen definierst. In v5.1 wird dann immer der am best-passendste Eintrag genommen (also /32 statt /24).