Setup DDNS - Cloudflare
opkg update
# install, scripts and LuCI app + ca-certificates to enable SSL, required by Cloudflare
opkg install ddns-scripts-cloudflare luci-app-ddns ca-certificates
Head over to Cloudflare Dashboard
- Select your domain
- Click the ‘Get your API Token’
- Select the tab ‘API Tokens’
- Click ‘Create Token’ button
- Select template: ‘Edit zone DNS -> Use template’
- Include -> Specific Zone -> '<your_domain>'
- Then hit ‘Continue to summary’
- Save the ‘API Token’ for later use
- Create an A record pointing to some IP address, we’ll use example ‘subdomain.example.com’
Log out of LuCI then log back in
- New tab ‘Services’ appears on top of the page
- Hover over it and click ‘Dynamic DNS’
- Delete the default entries and create a new one by hitting ‘Add new service…'
- Choose a name, DDNS Service provider: ‘cloudflare.com-v4’ and hit ‘Create service’
- Lookup Hostname: ‘subdomain.example.com’
- Domain: ‘subdomain@example.com’
- Username: ‘Bearer’
- Password: '<api_token>'
- Check Use ‘HTTP Secure’
- Path to CA-Certificate: '/etc/ssl/certs’ then hit ‘Save’
- Hit the ‘Save & Apply’ on the button then ‘Restart DDNS’ on the page
Should now have a working Cloudflare DDNS.
AdGuard Home
opkg update
opkg install adguardhome
# move adguardhome from tmp for persistent data after reboot
mkdir /usr/adguardhome
sed -i 's,/tmp/adguardhome,/usr/adguardhome,' /etc/init.d/adguardhome
service adguardhome restart
Configure dnsmasq DNS to listen on 5353
uci set dhcp.@dnsmasq[0].port="5353"
uci commit dhcp
service dnsmasq restart
Then browse to AdGuard Home and follow the setup wizard, choose to listen on :8000 for the admin interface on the br-lan interface and 53 for DNS.
AdGuard Home should now be working.