AdGuard Home

• Protection turned off or onRuns when AdGuard Home's protection is turned off (from its menu, by a timer or by another app) or back on, or only one of the two. A pause shorter than the workspace's polling interval may be missed.
• Domain blockedRuns when AdGuard Home blocks a domain (by a list, a rule, a blocked service, parental control or browsing security), for the domain or device you watch: once per domain and device each time it looks, with how many queries were blocked. Queries blocked before the workflow is turned on don't start it.
• New clientRuns when a device AdGuard Home hadn't seen before asks it something: one that wasn't in its query log, statistics or clients when the workflow was turned on. A device quiet for longer than the query log reaches back counts as new.

• Get statusFind out whether AdGuard Home's protection is on (and when a pause ends), its version, which of safe search, parental control and browsing security are on, and the services blocked for everyone.
• Turn off protectionPause AdGuard Home's protection for some minutes, such as for a site that won't load, or until it's turned back on, as Disable protection does.
• Turn on protectionTurn AdGuard Home's protection back on, ending any pause.
• Get statisticsGet AdGuard Home's numbers, as its Dashboard shows them: DNS queries, how many were blocked and what share, malware and adult websites blocked, and the top domains, blocked domains and clients. For a daily or weekly report.
• Search query logFind recent DNS queries in AdGuard Home's Query Log, newest first: for a domain, from a device, blocked only (or any of the Query Log's filters), within the last few minutes.
• Block or allow domainBlock a domain, or always allow it, with a custom filtering rule: with all its subdomains or alone, for everyone or one device. It takes out the opposite rule for the same domain, and adds nothing when the rule is already there.
• Remove custom ruleTake a custom filtering rule out: the rule as written, or every rule for a domain. Nothing is removed when there's none.
• List custom rulesList AdGuard Home's custom filtering rules, with the domain and device each is for, block or allow rules only, or those with some words.
• Check domainFind out what AdGuard Home would do with a domain, as Check the filtering does: blocked or not, by which rule and list, or rewritten. For everyone or one device.
• Add blocklistAdd a blocklist (or an allowlist) by its address. AdGuard Home downloads it straight away and starts using it; an address it can't download isn't added. One already there is turned on.
• Remove blocklistRemove a blocklist or allowlist from AdGuard Home. Nothing is removed when it isn't there.
• Turn blocklist on or offTurn a blocklist or allowlist on or off, keeping it in AdGuard Home, as its Enabled tick does.
• List blocklistsList AdGuard Home's blocklists and allowlists, with how many rules each has, whether it's on and when it was last downloaded.
• Update blocklistsDownload AdGuard Home's blocklists and allowlists again, as Check for updates does, and say how many changed and which turned-on lists have no rules (which is how a failed download looks).
• List DNS rewritesList AdGuard Home's DNS rewrites: the domains it answers with an address of your choosing.
• Add DNS rewriteAnswer a domain with an address of your choosing, such as nas.home with 192.168.1.20, as Add DNS rewrite does. One already there isn't added twice.
• Remove DNS rewriteRemove a domain's DNS rewrites, or only the one with the answer given. Nothing is removed when there's none.
• List clientsList AdGuard Home's persistent clients with their settings and blocked services, and, if you ask, the devices it found by itself.
• Add clientAdd a persistent client: a device AdGuard Home knows by name, so it can have services blocked or settings of its own. A client of that name already there is given these details.
• Update clientChange a persistent client: its name, identifiers, and whether it follows AdGuard Home's settings or has its own (filtering, parental control, browsing security, safe search).
• Remove clientRemove a persistent client from AdGuard Home; the device then follows AdGuard Home's settings. Nothing is removed when there's none.
• Block servicesBlock services such as YouTube or TikTok for everyone, or for one persistent client, as Blocked services does.
• Unblock servicesUnblock services for everyone, or for one persistent client. A service that wasn't blocked stays as it is.
• Turn safe search on or offTurn safe search on or off for everyone, as Use Safe Search under Settings > General settings does: family-friendly results in Google, YouTube, Bing and other search engines.
• Turn parental control on or offTurn AdGuard's parental control web service on or off for everyone, as Use AdGuard parental control web service under Settings > General settings does: it blocks adult websites.

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