Topic: Router + NO-IP

[webdew]

My Router Setup

I need access via No-IP this is my free domain - webdew.myftp.biz
No-IP Gave me 2 DNS - Ip's What must i do next please HELP!!! i can only access the Apache server from my local network

System Parameters:
Supervisor ID: User
Supervisor Password: Pass
Password Confirm: Pass

# LAN Parameters:
Router IP: 192.168.10.200 (to access my router)
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Host Name: No-IP
Domain Name: webdew.myftp.biz
Network Type: Global or Virtual (ive got it on virtual)

# DNS Proxy Parameter:
DNS Server 1 Address: 168.95.192.1
DNS Server 2 Address: 168.95.1.1
DNS Server 3 Address:

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Config Following Static Route Entry.
Click 'Delete' or 'Modify' buttom to delete or modify static route entry. Input new static route and click 'Add' buttom to add entry. Click 'Finish' button to return to previous page.

* Table of current static route entries:

Index


Network Address


Subnet Mask


Gateway

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Config Following DHCP Parameter.
Click 'Add', 'Delete' or 'Modify' button to change fixed DHCP host entries. Or change the general DHCP parameter and click 'Finish' button to submit it.

* General DHCP parameter:
Trigger DHCP Service: Disable Enable
Default Gateway:
Net Mask:
Name Server 1:
Name Server 2:
Name Server 3:
DHCP Start IP:
DHCP End IP:
Interface:

* Table of fixed host entries:<1~10>

Index


Ethernet Address


Internet Address

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Config Virtual Server Mapping.
Click 'Delete' or 'Modify' buttom to delete or modify virtual server entry. Input new virtual server and click 'Add' buttom to add entry. Click 'Finish' button to return to previous page.

* Table of current virtual server entries:<1~10>

Index


Protocol


Interface


Service
Name


Port
Number


Server IP
Address


Server Port
Number

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NAT Parameter

Config Virtual Server Mapping.
Click 'Delete' or 'Modify' buttom to delete or modify virtual server entry. Input new virtual server and click 'Add' buttom to add entry. Click 'Finish' button to return to previous page.

* Local IP Address Groups:< ID:1~5 >

[Steffen]

I do not know No-Ip, but maybe they have a FAQ. Also I am not familar with your router.

The next step should be: at NOo-IP you should enter your IP-adress


To test your DNS setting go to http://www.dnsreport.com/

Steffen

[DeliriumServers]

ok, I'm a bit confused about your no ip setup... this is what works for me



then download and run the dynamic update client located here http://www.no-ip.com/downloads.php?page=win
all you will have to do is login to the client and select the domain to be updated and it will begin functioning in ~10 minutes.

other things to check are:
is your virtualhost setup correctly?
does your server have a static Ip on the lan?
does this static LAN ip have ports forwarded or is in the dmz on your router?


hope this helps, and props for my mad paint skills
-delirium

[webdew]

Hi DeliriumServers,

Thank you so much for the info, already created a name webdew.myftp.biz
what would the external IP be? My Network IP on localhost> 127.0.0.1?
(Ok that question is for when i go to manage in no-ip site)

S-static
Interface
165.146.226.58
Destination/ Netmask /Gateway
0.0.0.0/ 0.0.0.0 / 165.146.192.1
portname
IF2

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Maybe this will help you, i've got a MACONI ADSL ROUTER RFC2516 PPPoE and im running WinXP Pro

C- onnected
Interface
165.146.226.58
Destination/ Netmask /Gateway
165.146.192.1/ 255.255.255.255 /directly
portname
IF2

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[webdew]

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have a nice day and thank you for helping me!!!

[DeliriumServers]

an easy way to see your external ip (the one that locates you on the internet) is by going to a website like http://www.ipchicken.com/ and it will tell you. However as long as you're running the no-ip client, it should automatically enter in your correct ip regardless of what you entered on initial startup.

also make sure that you've taken care of any firewall/port forwarding issues so that your webserver will be available on the web.