AdGuard Home on Raspberry Pi for All Models

In this tutorial, we are going to show you “how to install AdGuard on Raspberry Pi for all models”

Raspberry Pi 4 Kit’s

Once the setup is completed we need to update, upgrade, and full-upgrade our Raspberry Pi using the terminal.

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt full-upgrade

After the update and upgrade are complete, we can download the AdGaurd from the below command.

wget https://static.adguard.com/adguardhome/release/AdGuardHome_linux_arm.tar.gz

tar xvf AdGuardHome_linux_arm.tar.gz

As the file is already downloaded and extracted then we can delete the old file using the below-mentioned command.

rm AdGuardHome_linux_arm.tar.gz

cd AdGuardHome

sudo ./AdGuardHome -s install

hostname -I

Once the setup is complete we can access our AdGuard server from the below command.

http://[YOUR IP ADDRESS]:3000

Let’s start the setup of our AdGuard server now. We need to click on Get Started to start the setup.

In this step, you need to create your own username and password to login into the server.

After the login ID is created you can set up your device as mentioned below. But we recommend you configure it on the router so it can block ads throughout your network.

Now you are all set to use the network-wide adblocker in your network click on open Dashboard to finish the setup.

You can use your ID and password to log into the server that was created earlier in the setup.

At this moment we need to log in to our Router, and then Navigate to DNS Settings.
After that, we need to enter the AdGuard IP Address into our Router’s Primary DNS Address.
Finally, all the traffic will route through the Raspberry Pi and Block ads with AdGuard.

Primary DNS Address: "AdGuard IP Address"
Secondary DNS Address: "Cloudflare DNS Address i.e 1.1.1.1" or "Google DNS Address i.e 8.8.8.8"

Above all steps will convert your Raspberry Pi into a Network Wide Ad-Block Server.
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