This will allow all clients to use it as a DNS server, and enable pretty usage graphs and client breakdowns in your pihole admin panel. The final result will be a pihole docker container running with a dedicated IP, exposed to your local network. This blog post will showcase some really neat tricks using Docker's Macvlan networks and linux networking to create a pihole instance that's attached to your local network.
Not everyone has a spare Raspberry Pi laying around, but some of folks do have a server with docker installed. The internet is full of ads these days, and the pihole is a fantastic way to block all these ads in a configurable manner.
Set up a PiHole using Docker MacVlan Networksīy Ivan Smirnov Feb 11th 2021 Tags: docker, networking, pihole Overview
