Always wanted to do this but if I get a call from home and I am either
1) at work 2) out of town 3) or just not home
Then, my family's ability to troubleshoot if PiHole goes down is extremely limited. Even if I had two.
1) at work 2) out of town 3) or just not home
Then, my family's ability to troubleshoot if PiHole goes down is extremely limited. Even if I had two.
You could also set up 2 ssids depending on your WiFi set up. Point one to pi hole and the other to a different DNS provider. Instruction if pi hole breaks is just switch WiFi.
I run Pi-hole in docker on a NanoPi that I setup as my router (running OpenWRT). In the rare occurrence that it misbehaves, I could just tell my spouse to power cycle it. I did think of having a failover, but there's always going to be a single point of failure with my ISP router anyhow.