Your modem doesn’t have a DNS configuration.
Your modem doesn’t have a DNS configuration.
Yes, this device lacks any DNS capabilities. Ideal approach would be to set up a separate DHCP server and turn off the router's built-in DHCP service. This method allows you to manage IP assignments independently. You'll need to host a DHCP server on your Pi and also include Pi-Hole as a DNS resolver for clients. Edit: I actually implemented this solution. I turned off the router's DHCP and replaced it with a DHCP server on my Synology Rackstation. That server sends the Pi-Hole IP (192.168.178.11) to users, who then use it as their DNS provider.