I’m sorry if this is the wrong community to ask, I couldn’t find answers elsewhere.
When you have multiple devices registered to your NextDNS account (i.e. 1 iPhone and 1 Samsung), do all devices get 300 000 queries each or do they altogether share 300 000?
Thanks for any answers!
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I hope to get there one day (being able to DIY) but so much to learn (in the middle of getting away from MS, Google and migrating to NextCloud, Linux, Yunohost etc.)
It’s not as complicated as it sounds. Mostly, it’s just a matter of following the instructions.
What instructions or guides do you recommend?
Firstly get access to ssh console of your server. Then use this script to install wireguard. Then use this command to install pi-hole. These scripts definitely work on Debian and Ubuntu, I haven’t tested other systems.