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#Pihole is fantastic for managing ads and blocking stuff across your network. However, if you've got a busy network, it doesn't really show clients particularly well. It just shows the IP. So I've built a free #Chrome and #Firefox #extension that allows you to map an IP to an actual name. So anytime you're in Pihole,, it just shows you the client name not the IP address.
Performance Category
Below Average
Score
2.7/5
Shares: 3/5
Comments: 5/5
Retention: 1/5
Views: 2/5
Likes: 3/5
Followers: 2/5
Script: 3.0/5
Total Views
2570
Likes
127
Shares
6
Comments
16
Duration
5m 25s
Traffic Sources
For You
1,938
75.4% of views
Search
270
10.5% of views
Personal Profile
185
7.2% of views
Follow
116
4.5% of views
Others
62
2.4% of views
Sound
0
0.0% of views
Performance vs Median
Views
-40.5%
Likes
-10.6%
Shares
+20.0%
Comments
+77.8%
For You Traffic
-34.4%
Profile Traffic
0%
Search Traffic
+304.7%
Audience Origin
Non-Followers
44.0%
1,131 views
Followers
56.0%
1,439 views
5.1% of followers reached
Audience Growth
New Followers
3
Performance vs Median
-40.0%
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KieseIdk why this is not just a feature in pihole. So annoying
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Creator
Apr 1, 2026I know right... wtf?
tm1236885324677658643467Hi Ben, How do you sort conditional routing as having an issue with pihole slowing down home assistant.
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Creator
Mar 14, 2026In my case I do not use conditional routing on Pi-hole itself. Pi-hole handles the local DNS rewrites, Nginx Proxy Manager handles the reverse proxy and local SSL, and Technitium is my upstream DNS resolver and cache. Omada is just doing DHCP and VLANs. Home Assistant is on a different VLAN from the DNS stack, so if there is slowness I would first look at cross-VLAN DNS access, local DNS resolution paths, and whether both Pi-hole and Technitium are caching or forwarding in a way that adds delay. So I would treat it as a DNS path or VLAN issue more than a conditional routing issue.
tm1236885324677658643467Thanks for your detailed reply. I will look into this as also running Omada. I am new to networking so happy to learn. It was your arrr stack video that started me off down this path. So thank you
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Creator
Mar 14, 2026omada is good I belive, it's got a tonne of features but it's tplink so it's cheaper than other options. there is, I belive a gateway with built in controller, and that will do all your vlans and stuff, in a single device.
AlwaleedDo you have 48 hours in a day? 😂
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Creator
Mar 14, 2026Hahaha, time is relative.
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AlwaleedIt's better for you to use MAC Address as it's fixed, Better than static IP for someone devices
Creator
Mar 14, 2026true, but pihole doesn't surface Mac in the ui from what I can tell.
AlwaleedSo, you are using Pi-hole as a DNS-only server, not as a DHCP Server as well.
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Creator
Mar 14, 2026correct, My network runs on TP-Link Omada for VLANs, DHCP, and client management. Pi-hole handles DNS filtering and per-client/VLAN blocking with scheduled list management via cron. I use Nginx for local URL rewrites so services can be accessed by hostname instead of IP:port. Technitium DNS is my upstream resolver rather than Cloudflare or other public DNS providers.
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