[Feature Request] Allow local network names to be resolved (from /etc/hosts?)

[tonyklawrence]

I currently have many devices configured on my local network and it would be great if AdGuard would be allow me to configure these hostname/ip mappings and resolve them so that I can use the hostnames in my browser rather than IPs.

It is possible to add these and mount them in /etc/hosts so that they are resolved in the AdGuard UI, but the DNS server does not honour these. Also, if they are added in the filters section then they resolve but appear as blocks domains.

Using Pi-hole I could either mount a separate dnsmasq config or override /etc/hosts.

I am also running this in docker on a Synology NAS using MACVLAN network driver.

[ameshkov]

Sounds like a duplicate of #727

This feature will be available in the upcoming update; hopefully, next week.

[ameshkov]

Ah, my bad, I misread what you want.

Actually, you already can do it, just add these to your custom filtering rules.

[ameshkov]

Also, if they are added in the filters section then they resolve but appear as blocks domains.

Okay, I shouldn't hurry that much :)

[ameshkov]

Also, these two look relevant: #461 #390

[myobfee]

running 0.100.9 and local network name resolution doesn't appear to be working, am I correct in assuming this feature is not yet implemented? Have tried adding a client by IP as well to no avail.

[ameshkov]

@myobfee no, it's not implemented yet. If you need it, please upvote this feature request, that's how we choose what to do first.

For now, I suggest you use DNS rewrites feature (settings -> DNS -> scroll down).

[myobfee]

@myobfee no, it's not implemented yet. If you need it, please upvote this feature request, that's how we choose what to do first.

For now, I suggest you use DNS rewrites feature (settings -> DNS -> scroll down).

ok, thanks. I'll mess with DNS rewrites but I don't think that will allow a hostname -> IP mapping without the full domain suffix. Feature request upvoted.

[ameshkov]

Implemented in v0.103