can’t figure out why DDNS is not working! here are my steps:
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[li]Created an account on no-ip.com[/li][li]on the peplink I made sure that I can access my admin via http/https form both LAN and WAN[/li][li]configured the DDNS on the peplink :[LIST=1][/li][li]chose my service provided in the list “no-ip.org”[/li][li]entered the mail address[/li][li]entered the password[/li][li]entered the host[/li][/ol]
[li]I defined NAT using the internal address of my router[/li][li]saved and applied the changes.[/li][/LIST]
when I ping the host abcd.no-ip.org the ping is OK but from the browser nothing happened.
This should work correctly with the above parameters. Double check settings again and if still unsuccessful please open a support ticket so we can obtain more detailed information to get this resolved.
fresno, have seen that NO-IP.org acting weird on special charterers in the password. Like it was not working for me if I had “$” in the password.
And I was sure password was correct. Changed password to combination letters and digits - works!
For the time being I don’t know what happened I can ping my router on 192.168.1.2 but I can’t have access to it through GUI I may have changed the access rules… Is there anyway to gain access back without having to reset ?
I got it to work! now I want to have access to the router 192.168.1.2 nad to the firewall: 192.168.1.1 and to the switch : 192.168.1.4 is it possible ?
The firewall and the switch will need to have a certain port number that doesn’t have well-known port numbers to accomplish this.
Please keep us posted.
but the issue is am using a DDNS to access my router then when I need to use port forwarding lets say to the Firewall and switch, the incoming connection will use any IP adrress the router is using for the moment and directly go to my nated IP of the router.
You would be defining the WAN connection that you want to come in on for the port forward. If possible to create a port forward for the DYNDNS WAN that way. “DynDNS hostname”:“Port” would get you to the Switch/FW.
