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R6200 and no-ip
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I am trying to set up a dynamic DNS service on my router, but the only option on the dropdown menu is DynDNS.org, which no longer has a free tier. Since I don't want to spend $55/year I'd like to use another service. From what I can tell Netgear also has an arrangement with no-ip (noip.com), but I can't figure out how to enable that option on the router. I have the latest firmware installed.
Does anyone know whether it's possible?
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Just to close the loop here, I ended up using a dynamic DNS service -- dynu.com -- that doesn't require setup with the router. It uses client software on the computer to check every two minutes for a change to the DNS address assigned by the ISP. I have had it running for a couple days now, through at least one address change, and it seems to work fine.
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Re: R6200 and no-ip
@bwareham wrote:
I am trying to set up a dynamic DNS service on my router...
To do what? Netgear has pulled the plug on some of the services that ride on the back of that.
@bwareham wrote:
From what I can tell Netgear also has an arrangement with no-ip (noip.com), but I can't figure out how to enable that option on the router.
I am using no-ip. If your router accepts it, pick Netgear as the Service Provider.
Looks like it is now in the hands of Cisco.
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Just to close the loop here, I ended up using a dynamic DNS service -- dynu.com -- that doesn't require setup with the router. It uses client software on the computer to check every two minutes for a change to the DNS address assigned by the ISP. I have had it running for a couple days now, through at least one address change, and it seems to work fine.
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