There's a couple of ways of manually adding domains to your block list.
You can do this by typing in an exact domain that you want to block,
or you can use the RegEx filter and get wildcard domains.
The other way is by clicking the Blacklist or Whitelist
buttons that are throughout the Pi‑hole web interface, and
it will automatically add them.
Another thing you can do is you can manage which devices are connected,
and you can put them in different groups. Everything
is added to the Default group.
I'm going to add one called Tablets and just say this is the Kids' Tablets.
So I've done that.
I can click Add. Now I can go over to Clients. Under
Clients, you can see a few that I've added.
I'll go ahead and select this Kid #1 Tablet. I'll switch that
from the Tablets over to Default and hit Apply. Now, back in
Groups, you'll see that I have Tablets.
One of the nice things about organizing our devices into groups is you
can actually go back to Adlists, and you can assign specific adlists
only to apply to that group of devices.
So in this example, I'm going to look up Amazon Fire, there we go, and
I'm going to apply that only to my Amazon tablets.
Kind of a cool feature.
That's it for this section.
We set up our routers and set up our Pi‑holes to handle our DNS query.
Then, we added a bunch of lists and manually added some domains to block.
We finished up organizing some of our devices into
groups. In the next section, we're going to take a quick
look at the Pi‑hole command line.