#INSTALL PI HOLE ON DOCKER MAC OS REDDIT HOW TO#
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#INSTALL PI HOLE ON DOCKER MAC OS REDDIT WINDOWS#

To access the Raspberry Pi over SSH we will need to download and connect to it with an SSH clientĭownload, install and then launch the SSH client of your choice.Re-plug the power connection for your Raspberry Pi, to allow it to restart and fetch it's newly assigned IP.Hit Apply (or whatever the equivalent is for your router) ( )Įnter the MAC address we grabbed earlier with Angry IP scanner, and then enter/select your desired static IP address (make sure you're using something not taken by another device on your network). ( ) You may have to go to the Advanced menu to access this. Once logged in, look for a tab labeled ' DHCP Reservation', ' Static IP Assignment', or something along those lines. Some routers use a randomly generated default password, so googling will not work for those. Log in to the admin page either with the Iogin credentials listed on the back of the router, or by googling the model number of the router along with 'default password'. Your router's IP will be listed after 'default gateway' ( ) The IP for this is typically located on a sticker on the back of your ISP's provided router (along with the admin page's default username and password), but you can also find it by running the command 'ipconfig' in command prompt on a Windows PC. Start by navigating to your router's admin page. If you're willing and somewhat tech savvy, you might also be able to figure it out on your own.

#INSTALL PI HOLE ON DOCKER MAC OS REDDIT HOW TO#

This process is going to vary wildly based on which router/DHCP server you use, so we'd recommend Googling your router's model name/number (can be found on the back) + 'how to set static IP' (ex: 'Netgear R7000 how to set static ip'). Now that we've found our Raspberry Pi's IP address + MAC Address, we need to assign it an INTERNAL/LOCAL static IP address.Look for the hostname 'raspberrypi', on that line the IP and MAC address of our Raspberry Pi will also be listed: 10.20.0.77 in our case ( ) If you don't know how to do the above, download Angry IP scanner and run it: If you know what you're doing, log in to your router's admin page and check the DHCP client/reservation list for 'raspberrypi' Since we're doing a headless install, we'll need to search for our raspberrypi's IP address so we can access it over SSH.Plug your uSD card into the Raspberry Pi followed by networking, and then power.If you don't know how to make an extension-less file you can download it here: Then assign the partition a drive letter: Ĭreate a file inside the ' boot' folder called 'ssh' with no extension ( ) If you don't, ensure your uSD is being detected in Disk Management ( ) You should have a lettered drive pop up marked as 'boot' ( )

#INSTALL PI HOLE ON DOCKER MAC OS REDDIT WINDOWS#

Replug your uSD card to allow Windows to recognize the new Raspbian partition layout

If you're doing a headless install like us (no monitor/keyboard required), you'll need to enable SSH before booting up the Raspberry Pi.

Launch balenaEtcher, select the Raspbian Buster Lite image, your uSD card, and then click Flash.

Before we can install Pi-Hole or anything else really, we have to setup our operating system of choice: Raspbian Buster Lite (stretch also works)ĭownload and unzip the 'Raspbian Buster Lite' image from the Raspbian website: ĭownload and install balenaEtcher, our uSD card writer/burner of choice:.

Heat sinks for your Raspberry Pi (Nice to have to keep it cool, also helpful if you want to overclock your Pi)Ī display connection for your Pi (Pi Zero's use Mini HDMI) (We will be doing a headless install, so this is not necessary) SD/uSD Card Reader (Unless your laptop, or you already has one)Įthernet Cable (Unless you're using WiFi, you will need one of these)Ĭase for your Raspberry Pi Model (Nice to have to keep it protected, but cardboard also works) *Optional*: Other stuff that you might need:.This is in case the RasPi you are using doesn't have an ethernet port or WiFi ( if you're using the Pi Zero, you will need one of these) *Optional*: Micro USB to RJ45 Ethernet Adapter.You can get these really cheap on eBay, but we aren't making any promises about quality. Micro SD Card (2gb+, but you should probably just buy a 16GB card because they're so cheap).You can optionally install Pi-Hole in a docker container, or inside a VM, but we will be assuming you are using a Raspi for the rest of this tutorial. We will be using a Raspberry Pi Zero ( ) - $5 Note: Image links will be coloured like this: This is an accompanying guide for our recent video trying out Pi-Hole.

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