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Post by getmythe on Nov 11, 2007 21:03:43 GMT 7
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Post by atrix415 on Dec 9, 2007 10:22:28 GMT 7
hi, i tried all settings but cant configured it. Any pointers? I do own a 802.11g router that supports DDNS. Planning to upgrade to a 802.11n but the one I want dont include ddns service.
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Post by getmythe on Dec 9, 2007 17:54:08 GMT 7
What exactly is 'all settings'? Please be more specific!
DDNS uses inadyn in the background. You have to supply an alias (example myhost.dyndns.org) plus username and password for the ddns service you signed up to. No need to fill in a proxy unless your web traffic requires one. When you're done with the config log in via ssh and try to see if inadyn is active
ps aux | grep inadyn | grep -v grep ... which should output a line containing this
/usr/bin/inadyn --input_file /raid/module/DDNS/system getmythe
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Post by atrix415 on Dec 13, 2007 23:10:31 GMT 7
hi, I haven't connected over ssh yet. I only enter all the required data field in the web browser for the N2100. ex: my username/password for dns. no proxy
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Post by atrix415 on Dec 15, 2007 20:11:03 GMT 7
What exactly is 'all settings'? Please be more specific! DDNS uses inadyn in the background. You have to supply an alias (example myhost.dyndns.org) plus username and password for the ddns service you signed up to. No need to fill in a proxy unless your web traffic requires one. When you're done with the config log in via ssh and try to see if inadyn is active ps aux | grep inadyn | grep -v grep ... which should output a line containing this /usr/bin/inadyn --input_file /raid/module/DDNS/system getmythe hi, I did exactly the DDNS Client (DYNDNS), USER/PASS/ALIAS, and also checked via SSH that the module is active with the line you type. But my DDNS service is still not working correctly. Is there ports that I am suppose to forward to the N2100 and a configure file I can edit using via ssh? atrix415
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Post by getmythe on Dec 16, 2007 6:05:18 GMT 7
The configuration file is located in directory /raid/module/DDNS/system/etc and is called inadyn.conf. You may add the following line to the config file to get some debug information log_file /raid/sys/inadyn.log I hope this helps
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