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The only caveat is it’s limited to 100Mbs full duplex so if you’ll be routing more than ~80Mbs of traffic then you should look at something faster.

You’ll learn more about how a router, Linux and basic networking works by setting it up from scratch.

Buying it probably won’t make you broke.

It’s tiny, smaller than most consumer routers.

So why would anyone want to use a Raspberry Pi as a router if it’s only going to be slower and more complicated? You’ll have a router sitting there using 50-100W of power 24/7 with a very simple setup process and a nice web GUI.

Grab an old PC, add a 2nd NIC, install pfSense (a Router distribution of FreeBSD) and you’re done. Once Pi-hole is ready, shut down both RPi and Mikrotik, connect RPi to USB port on Mikrotik, let it boot up.Do you have an interest in tech and enjoy the odd DIY project?.If you want to change the static assigned IP address AFTER installing Pi-hole, you can edit usb0 interface settings in /etc/nf.Install Pi-hole - instructions are here, follow the steps and you will end up with Pi with static IP address configured on it.Configure network access on the PC to allow RPi to reach the Internet - NAT or something.NOTE - This is required for RPi to show up as LTE interface on Mikrotik!

Options g_ether idVendor=0x05ac idProduct=0x1402 iProduct=Pi0 iManufacturer=Raspberry On the RPi create file called /etc/modprobe.d/g_nf with the following content (single line of text).After all boots up, you should be able to run (thanks mDNS!) with password raspberry.Boot up RPi powering from PC using the port marked as USB on the board - not the PWR IN it's the one in the centre - only that one does power + gadget.cmdline.txt - add modules-load=dwc2,g_ether directly after 'rootwait' and before any other parameters that may (or not) be there.config.txt - at the very end of the file add a line saying dtoverlay=dwc2.Connect SD card to a PC and in partition called boot edit two files to enable Ethernet gadget:.Download and burn the latest Raspbian onto the SD card - I used for this Etcher and -raspbian-buster-lite.img.