I wrote this series for people that are new to networking (or maybe just new to VyOS), but like the idea of a feature rich router like VyOS. Maybe they’re learning enterprise networking, and want to ensure that their home router helps reinforce everything that they’re learning at the time.
Part 1 - Initial Setup:
VyOS Isn’t as Scary as It Looks VyOS is a capable and fast routing and firewall platform, equipped with features for both enterprise and home users. For home users, though, VyOS might appear daunting, as it brings the complexity and power of an...
Est. reading time: 11 minutes
Part 2 - Internet Access:
Part 1 Recap In Part 1 of this series, we installed VyOS and created an initial configuration. Now we can start working towards making our router functional. We’re going to start by getting IP connectivity with our provider. Identifying the Interface...
Est. reading time: 6 minutes
Part 3 - LAN Connections:
Previously on VyOS for Home Use VyOS for Home Use: Part 1 – Initial SetupVyOS for Home Use: Part 2 – Internet Access Part 2 Recap In Part 2, we configured our router to have an IP from our provider, as well as secured it with a firewall...
Est. reading time: 7 minutes
Part 4 - DNS filtering using AdGuard Home:
Recap In parts 1-3 of this series, we fully configured VyOS as a home router. VyOS supports running containers directly within VyOS, which provides terrific extensibility. In this article, we’re going to add DNS filtering by installing AdGuard Home...
Est. reading time: 5 minutes
Part 5 - Traffic Monitoring with ntopng:
Recap In Parts 1-4, we created a feature rich home router using VyOS and AdGuard Home. In this article, we’re going to add the final building block to our home router by adding traffic monitoring using ntopng. What is ntopng ntopng is network...
Est. reading time: 5 minutes
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Part 4 - DNS filtering using AdGuard Home:
Recap In parts 1-3 of this series, we fully configured VyOS as a home router. VyOS supports running containers directly within VyOS, which provides terrific extensibility. In this article, we’re going to add DNS filtering by installing AdGuard Home...
Est. reading time: 5 minutes
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Part 5 - Traffic Monitoring with ntopng
Recap In Parts 1-4, we created a feature rich home router using VyOS and AdGuard Home. In this article, we’re going to add the final building block to our home router by adding traffic monitoring using ntopng. What is ntopng ntopng is network...
Est. reading time: 5 minutes
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I tried your steps firewall rules breaks internet ,also disabling ntp server gave issues like some clients didnt get dhcp address
Internet shouldn’t be lost when doing part 2 of the series. If you already had LAN connections, then doing part 2 will kill internet access to clients until you add the part 3 firewall portion.
Can you provide these from Op Mode (obfuscate anything you don’t want to include):
show ntp
show interfaces
show firewall
And provide these from Conf Mode:
show firewall | commands
show service ntp | commands
show nat | commands
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yes it now works thanks again can you check out this post and guide me
Can anyone explain how to achieve this ,i am looking for step by step guide (intermediate) how to achieve this
where do i insert hagezi block list here,my goal is to have adblock at native level not by running adguard/pi hole in container…