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I used to be able to see what device was making requests, when I was using an EdgeRouter.
I recently migrated to a Dream Machine Pro, which, while making most things a lot easier, has made configuring captive DNS & DNAT a lot more opaque, as there is no GUI for it Configuring IP tables over ssh is just fiddly. I also can't seem to use both PiHoles any more.
I'll have a go with installing NextDNS when nobody needs the network for work.
NotThamesWater
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Cheers both. My work just encourages to go with whatever is easiest for them, if I just followed their instructions I'd have half a dozen different 2FA apps installed.
@TW on my router (unifi security gateway) having NextDNS installed means that requests are identified by device when you look at the logs on the website. Makes it much easier to see what is requesting what.