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alfred56's avatar
Sep 18, 2018
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Netgear Orbi RBK50 DDNS issue

Hi Netgear community,

 

I have a Netgear Orbi RBK50 Firmware V2.1.4.16 and do not think the DDNS function is updating my host at NO-IP.COM.

 

The service is configured with the right hostname and credentials, but when I check "SHOW STATUS" I get the following message:

 

Window title: http://192.168.33.1/DNS_ddns_status.htm

Message: No update action. There is no IP address on the Internet port.

The Netgear Orbi router has a static WAN port configuration of:

IP: 192.168.0.20

Mask 255.255.255.0

Gateway: 192.168.0.1

DNS1: 8.8.8.8

DNS2: 8.8.4.4

DNS3: 1.1.1.1

The Orbi wan port is connected to a LAN port of a Telstra Gateway (AUS) Model DJA0230 setup with PPOE to connect, DHCP disabled, 4G Disabled, Wifi Disabled, DMZ to point to the ORBI router WAN IP address.

Orbi router provides WIFI, DHCP to the clients.

 

Any ideas why?

Thanks

Best regards

Alfred 56

 

 

 

  • This happens sometimes with me. I also have DDNS from No-IP.com. When this happen I just disable DDNS by unticking "Use a Dynamic DNS Service" then Apply the changes and then do the opposite. The DDNS status will show correctly after that --> xxxxxxx updated successfully at 11:01 PM, 09/18/2018

8 Replies

    • Christian_R's avatar
      Christian_R
      NETGEAR Employee Retired

      Hello alfred56

       

      Have you made any recent changes to your configs when the issue occurred? 

       

       

      ~Christian 

      • alfred56's avatar
        alfred56
        Tutor

        Christian_R wrote:

        Hello alfred56

         

        Have you made any recent changes to your configs when the issue occurred? 

         

         

        ~Christian 


        Hi Christian and thank you for your reply.

         

        I did not make any configuration changes.

         

        I know it was working under previous firmware versions.

         

        I reset everything to factory defaults and reconfigured everything and I still get that message when I check the DDNS status.

         

        Perhaps some Netgear engineers should look into this.

         

        Regards

         

        Alfred56

         

  • This happens sometimes with me. I also have DDNS from No-IP.com. When this happen I just disable DDNS by unticking "Use a Dynamic DNS Service" then Apply the changes and then do the opposite. The DDNS status will show correctly after that --> xxxxxxx updated successfully at 11:01 PM, 09/18/2018
    • alfred56's avatar
      alfred56
      Tutor

      ekhalil wrote:
      This happens sometimes with me. I also have DDNS from No-IP.com. When this happen I just disable DDNS by unticking "Use a Dynamic DNS Service" then Apply the changes and then do the opposite. The DDNS status will show correctly after that --> xxxxxxx updated successfully at 11:01 PM, 09/18/2018

      Thanks for this tip,, it actually worked!

       

      I got this message this time:

       

      xxxxxxxxxx.ddns.net updated successfully at 08:05 PM, 09/19/2018

       

      Netgear needs to fix up the firmware eventually.

      • Christian_R's avatar
        Christian_R
        NETGEAR Employee Retired

        alfred56

         

        Glad to hear you got it fixed! Thank you for your help on this ekhalil

         

        Engineers are working to resolve these issues in future firmwares. 

         

         

        ~Christian 

    • FURRYe38's avatar
      FURRYe38
      Guru - Experienced User

      ekhalil wrote:
      This happens sometimes with me. I also have DDNS from No-IP.com. When this happen I just disable DDNS by unticking "Use a Dynamic DNS Service" then Apply the changes and then do the opposite. The DDNS status will show correctly after that --> xxxxxxx updated successfully at 11:01 PM, 09/18/2018


      Sounds like maybe NG enginneering could make a improvement upon the refresh function of this feature.

      Glad you figured it out.

      Christian_R