Community member Christopher shared a video showing an AdGuard Home installation on CasaOS. The stated goal is network-level filtering: AdGuard Home evaluates DNS requests against configured filter lists and blocks requests identified as advertising or tracking.
The original post is a short introduction built around the video rather than a written command-by-command tutorial. This page therefore preserves the resource and its stated purpose without inventing configuration steps that do not appear in the post.
What the Community Resource Covers
The post presents AdGuard Home as a DNS-filtering service that can run on CasaOS. Instead of installing blockers separately in every browser, the DNS service can apply the selected filtering rules to requests that pass through it.
The community description makes one specific claim: requests flagged as advertisements or tracking by the active filter lists can be blocked. It does not document which lists were selected, how client devices were pointed to the DNS service, or how ports were handled in this particular installation.
Watch the Original CasaOS Walkthrough
The video is the substantive tutorial attached to the post. Because the written thread contains no follow-up replies, there is no community-confirmed troubleshooting path or final configuration beyond what is shown in that recording.
Version and Support Boundary
This resource was posted in September 2023 and reflects the CasaOS and AdGuard Home interfaces available to the creator at that time. App-store entries, container images, ports, and setup screens may differ in later releases.
BigBearTechWorld's video is a community contribution. The thread does not state that it is an official CasaOS or AdGuard Home installation procedure, and it does not report later testing against newer versions.
