M5 used as a DHCP Server, How to find the configured domain name?
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Hi.
My Deco is working as a DHCP Server for my network.
For an AdBlocker solution I am installing I need to find out the DHCP Domain name.
Since it is not in the app I was wondering how I can find it.
Thanks in advance
Dekel
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@Dekel you ever get a real answer to this?
My Pi-Hole needs this to resolve internal IP addresses.
I suppose I could check whether the `domain-name` or `domain-search` options gets set by the DHCP server,and then take it from there, but I think that the Deco's configuration options are actually slightly idiotic in its rather arbitrary limitations.
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@eroux No I didnt, I also want to resolve Internal IPs and dont know how to find it.
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@Kevin_Z I was asking for the domain name not the IP address, See:
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I'm looking to do the same thing.
I'll keep searching and post back here if I find anything.
An online manual appears to suggest it might be possible, but perhaps is slightly misleading and instead referring to DDNS..?
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1280406/Tp-Link-Deco-M5.html?page=12&term=domain&selected=1
Advanced Features
Additional features are available under the Advanced menu. You can modify WAN settings (IPv4 & IPv6), control Deco's LED and turn notifications off
and on, easily create a domain name for your Deco, set up port forwarding rules to make your local computers accessible to other devices over the
internet, reserve the same IP address for a specific device, and change the working mode.
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