This command will download the proper version of AdGuard Home for your device architecture (armv6l for Raspberry Pi Zero/1/2/3 or armv7l for Raspberry Pi 4), install it as a service that will start automatically at boot, and launch it. To install AdGuard Home on your device, you just need to copy and paste one command line from their GitHub project page. This will update all the packages on your device. Then type: sudo apt-get -y update sudo apt-get -y upgrade (where 192.168.10.20 is the IP address of your device) To update your device, open your SSH client and connect to your device using its IP address and password.

This will ensure that you have all the necessary packages and security patches. Let’s get started! Step 1: Update your deviceīefore installing AdGuard Home, it is always a good idea to update your device to the latest version of your Linux distribution.

A web browser to access the AdGuard Home web interface.

An SSH client to access your device remotely (I recommend PuTTY for Windows users).

A VPS or Raspberry Pi with any Linux distribution installed (I recommend Raspberry Pi OS Lite for Raspberry Pi).

In this blog post, I will show you how to install AdGuard Home on a VPS or Raspberry Pi using a simple command line. It also gives you full control over your DNS settings, allowing you to customize filters, whitelist domains, block services, and more. It can block ads, trackers, malware, phishing, and other unwanted content from your network.

AdGuard Home is a powerful ad blocker and DNS server that can run on any device, including a VPS or Raspberry Pi.

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