Your terminal window should look similar to the image below. Remember that 192.168.5.1 is reserved for the Pi. Note that we set up DHCP to assign addresses to devices between 192.168.5.100 and 192.168.5.200. In the blank file, paste in the text below.
After saving it, open a new one for editing: language:bash
conf file that comes with Dnsmasq has a lot of good information in it, so it might be worthwhile to save it (as a backup) rather than delete it. Dnsmasq will help us automatically assign IP addresses as new devices connect to our network as well as work as a translation between network names and IP addresses.
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