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Greeting ALL!
First let me start off by saying that you guys rock! Some of the customizations and tweaks you guys have come up are fantastic! Dlink should be paying you guys for all the R&D you are doing for them. As for my question, is there a way to use a custom DDNS? In the Dlink admin page the server address page is not editable and you can only select from the predefined options. I am trying to use dnsexit http://www.dnsexit.com/Direct.sv?cmd=11
With it you can point your personal domain name to their name servers and they will point your domain to your dynamic ip. This service is FREE through dnsexit. I have everything configured on my domain side but cant get my DNS-323 (running FW 1.05) pointed to dnsexit. I also have a Dlink DI-634 router which also has the same DDNS ability, but cannot get dnsexit to work on it either.
My second option is that dnsexit has a Linux dynamic dns client http://www.dnsexit.com/Direct.sv?cmd=ipClients
Is it possible to get this loaded on one of the hard drives and have the dns client do what the DNS-323 wont let me do?
Thanks!
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1. The program can be executed by command
>> perl ipUpdate.pl
or
>> ipUpdate.pl
1. Get perl and download/extract ipUpdate-1.6-2.tar.gz
2. Run setup.pl script and set your login name, password, and host(s) to update.
3. Add "perl ipUpdate.pl" to crontab
this should do the job
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Here http://www.dnsexit.com/Direct.sv?cmd=ipClients they say that ez-ipupdater is compatible with their service, so if you wanna try with this: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2274-%5BF … dater.html
And ddns thing aside, you might also have to configure your router for port forwarding toward the dns-323 (but surely you are aware of this).
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Jules if I use ez-updater where would I enter my login credential for dnsexit? Is it part of a script similar to the steps hell0 mentioned for ipUpdate? In looking in Silent Exceptions steps I see no reference to it.
Also where would be able to obtain Perl if I went with hell0 route?
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Klipsch wrote:
Jules if I use ez-updater where would I enter my login credential for dnsexit? Is it part of a script similar to the steps hell0 mentioned for ipUpdate? In looking in Silent Exceptions steps I see no reference to it.
Also where would be able to obtain Perl if I went with hell0 route?
Download http://downloads.dnsexit.com/ez-ipupdate.tar.gz from the site and look for dnsexit.conf , you could use this config file with an ipupdate compiled for the dns, the command to run is:
ez-ipupdate -c /path_to_config_file/dnsexit.conf
Hope this helps
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jules wrote:
Klipsch wrote:
Jules if I use ez-updater where would I enter my login credential for dnsexit? Is it part of a script similar to the steps hell0 mentioned for ipUpdate? In looking in Silent Exceptions steps I see no reference to it.
Also where would be able to obtain Perl if I went with hell0 route?Download http://downloads.dnsexit.com/ez-ipupdate.tar.gz from the site and look for dnsexit.conf , you could use this config file with an ipupdate compiled for the dns, the command to run is:
ez-ipupdate -c /path_to_config_file/dnsexit.conf
Hope this helps
no that wont work behind router. check that other thread, download my package and follow the instructions. as soon as you open .conf file it should be clear where the password and other settings are.
for any other possible .conf file options with explanations use
#echo help | ezipupdate -c -
(don't forget the last dash)
Last edited by SilentException (2008-05-30 23:12:08)
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