Click on Advanced > Network > DHCP server > Enter the Pi-Hole DNS in the Primary DNS blank > Click on Save to save the changes> Click on Reboot so that your devices will reconnect to the TP-Link router's network and start to use the Pi-Hole DNS.
Situation 2: Set up Pi-Hole DNS on Deco.
Here we take Deco M5 as an example.
Log in to the Deco app with your TP-Link account, and then go to More > Advanced > DHCP server page.
Enter the Pi-Hole DNS in the Primary DNS blank, click on Save. Then reboot the main Deco and the Pi-Hole DNS will take effect on the Deco network.
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