I am trying to configure TZO DDNS on my 1941. The DDNS lines in the configuration file were provided one year ago by TZO support for a 1811W router, which was working befor i migrated to the 1941. I have attached a config file and a debug file. The unusual part of the debug file is session id 0x95. I thnk this is the format the router would use if it had been configured using CCP. I had tried CCP initially but it didnt work, so I deleted it from the configuration and used CLI instead. Session ID 0x96 is the call the router is making using the CLI configuration, as seen in the attached config file.
I am not sure where the problem is here. it appears to be logging on to TZO. It also appears that the router name is being added to the logon ID in session 0x95...ie instead of myname.net the router is sending cisco1941.myname.net ---not sure if this is relevant or not. It also appears that the update happens? At least that'w what I can garner from the log file.
My client has about 15 public IP addresses for their WAN network. All the internal network IP will be dynamic NAT to these 15 IP addresses to communicate to Internet. Since they are dynamically NAT, if anybody want to access my client internal network from outside internet, we usually advise them to use the whole range of IP.
The modem router used to dynamically NAT these 15 IPs are Cisco 2800.
I am thinking of the configuration using WAN DDNS on this Cisco 2800 for combine these 15 IPs to a DNS name by DDNS method (or any other way beside the DDNS) so that outside people can use one DNS name instead of whole range of IP. In case there is limitation of configuration of some outside people can use only one setting instead of one whole range of IP, they still can access by using one DNS name.
I am attempting to configure DDNS on an 1811W, but my configuration fails. Apparently,it is not connecting to the TZO server, because when I run <show ip ddns update> in telnet, the message "update destination not available, although rh.tzo.com can be pinged. I am attaching a copy of the config file. the ip name-server entries are my IP DNS, and the url/user name/ key entry was provided by TZO support.
How to to successfully configure and connect to a DynDNS account with RVS4000? This was working fine for me until recently when I think I upgraded the firmware to 1.3.3.5.I am trying to connecting to DynDNS.org service. In the past, I used the following string for the Hostname which worked: 'mysubdomain.domain.com&system=custom' (including small quotes). According to the RVS4000 documentation, all you should have to do is specify the host name with DynDNS but this clearly is not accurate.
I have recently gotten a cisco 1941 router running version 15.1(3)T, and am trying to configure the router as a PPPoE server for access via a vlan on one of the gigabit ethernet ports.I currently have a cisco 2620 router (version 11.3(2)XA4) with the following relevant configurations:
I am trying to duplicate this (all but IP addresses) on the new router, but there are some options that do not seem to exist in this particular software/hardware combination. Specifically,
vpdn-group pppoe accept-dialin protocol pppoe
does not accept "pppoe" as a protocol, only allowing l2tp. What has changed, and what the proper configuration is.
Having a problem configuring my new 1941 Router. The 0/0 interface is attached to my broadband and gets it's ip via dhcp, the 0/1 interface is connected to my lan and has a dhcp pool. My problem is that the 0/0 interface does not appear to be getting any dns servers. So i have either missed something or need to add the dns servers manually to my dhcp pool. Below is my config,
ip name-server 218.248.255.146ip name-server 218.248.255.212multilink bundle-name authenticated!!!license udi pid CISCO1941/K9 sn FHK144773MG!!interface GigabitEthernet0/0 ip address x.x.x.x 255.255.255.248 ip nat outside ip virtual-
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when i configured access-list 2 permit any . Internet working on local systems but we are not able to connect telnet.
I have a Cisco router 1941 connected to a switch. I'm configuring the w LAN- AP and i need to have the wireless devices have an ip in the same range of the wired devices.Since i cant use the same ip range on the gig0/1 and the V LAN 1 for the wireless, i wanted to know how to config the giga0/1 connected to the switch to act as a layer 2 port and i keep the ip on the v LAN 1.
Here is my current config, how to enable and setup NVI on a cisco 1941 router.i think it would fix my issue but i'm unclear on how to implement it to test.
i would like to be able to access an internal server from an outside address.
I have a 1941 router tt needs to be setup with the range of WAN ip addresses ip nat inside outside don't allow me to use it..How can i configure on the router to ensure from outside i'm able to access to firewall (129.2.1.2) ?
I have a problem with a Site to Site VPN configuration between an ASA 5505 and a 1941 ISR. I can get tunnels without NAT up without any difficulty, but there are several remote sites with the same inside network which need NAT to traverse the tunnel from those ASAs to the ISR, which is acting as a hub.
The tunnel from ASA (1) to the ISR vpn router is working perfectly, but the tunnel to ASA (2) is not working. From what I can see in an ASA packet trace that tunnel is sending the NAT traffic out to the internet, rather than across the tunnel. I have tried using the NAT subnet as the interesting traffic for the tunnel, the LAN subnet as the interesting traffic for the tunnel, static NAT entries, policy NAT entries, but all have failed. [code]
How do I get the tunnel to see the NAT IP addresses?
i have a cisco 892 router that is behind a NAT/ROUTER/DHCP device of the ISP.i need to configure DDNS but i get a privat ip on the Cisco "WAN" interface. i need a local ip/port to be available from the outside.i have configured de ddns service methode (Dyndns) [code] This wil send the private ip of de "wan" interface and that wil not work. <A> in de connection string wil be my private wan ip i get from the dhcp of the ISP .... ik can add a static rout on the ISP, but can not disable the router function (like bridging....) is it possible (with script or someting, MY IP LOOKUP) that the cisco router know's his real public ip, and that this ip is used to update Ddns ?
I bought a HooToo IP Camera (HT-IP212) to monitor my garden activities from my laptop at home. Everything so far is going as normal as it shall be. The wired connection was fine and is providing steady image and video output. Question 1# is i can't figure out how to configure the wireless section. Shall I set up the DDNS for the Cam as per the instruction? Question 2# Can I monitor my garden using the laptop in my office (not the one in my house), how can i set up the procedure?
I have found cisco's config for dynamic DNS on an ASA. However, I have seen many articles that the ASA doesnt support the HTTP update method that most dynamic dns services use.
I just purchased a RV016 router, upgrading from an older Linksys router only to find out that there was no support for TZO DDNS. I have used TZO for years now and don't really want to change to another service. Any way to request this from Cisco engineers for future firmware upgrades?
I am trying to connect computers through internet connection.When I type the address on a browser (google chrome or mozilla) it says that the address is unreachable.[URL]"An attempted connection to 112.201.9.206:80 was refused. This typically indicates that there are no services available on that port, but that it is NOT being blocked by a firewall or your ISP."
Heres what I have done so far.
* Registered at DynDNS
* set-up/log-in DDNS on my router (D-Link WBR-2310). enter DDNS address, enter username and password.
* Set-up port forwarding (port 80(http) and port 443 (https)) on router
* open both port (80 and 443) on my computer and exmy windows firewall
Hooked up this router the other day to replace my old Linksys G - which has been bulletproof for 8 years. I am now wondering if I made a mistake with this unit.
I set up DDNS - after much trial and error with dyndns it now works fine.I tried to set up NTP time function - does not work. Then I set time manually. Of course on reboot it looses the time since there is no internal time function. So I need NTP.In the course of troubleshooting I turned off DDNS and behold the NTP time function now works. I turn DDNS back on and NTP does not work.
I see no logical connection between these two functions, yet the seem to interact (or not) somehow.When the NTP is not working, on reboot the time displayed in the router is the last time that I MANUALLY set the time, even though that is grayed out since I have (supposedly) activated NTP.
If I do NOTHING to NTP and uncheck DDNS, after reboot the time is correct.I tried many different NTP servers all with the same result.Looking back on-line, I see the NTP function has been a continual problem with some folks (maybe those using DDNS?) in earlier firmware. Come on DLINK don't you think it's time to get this fixed?
I am trying to set up DDNS for my network. Right now there are only RV180W for DDNS providers (DynDNS, TZO, and 3322).I wanted to use a free DDNS provider, however DynDNS and TZO are now pay only (or only a short free trial via credit card). 3322 seems untrustworthy, as Google is reporting that it is a security risk?Anyway, my question is: "Is there a way I use another DDNS service other than the ones offered by default in my RV180W?"
I have an Internet link, connected to my Cisco Router. The package I subscribed for comes with a dynamic IP Address. I was told, if I need to remote access into the Cisco Router, I need to enable the DDNS feature. Can this be done on a Cisco Router?
I have two of the Wrvs 4400n V2 VPN (V2.0.2.1-ETSI) routers in different countries, one in the UK and one in Australia. They are permanently linked using the IPSec VPN tunnel and the dynamic DNS feature (DynDNS.org). I have found that the router in the UK does not update its IP address automatically to the dns website when the UK Internet service provider changes the WAN IP of this router. This makes the IPSEC tunnel go down until I telephone the UK location and ask to force the router to update its IP address with dyndns by restarting it or by using the routers configuration to re-save the password for dynamic dns.
I am trying to set up my rv042 to use the ddns service. The rv042 is directly connected to the ISP provided modem on WAN port 1. The problem is that instead of seeing the internet IP the rv042 is using the ISP sub net assigned IP.
LAN IP : 192.168.1.1 WAN1 IP : 192.168.12.9 WAN2 IP : 0.0.0.0 Mode : Gateway DNS (WAN1) :DNS (WAN2) : 192.168.12.1 DDNS(WAN1 | WAN2) : Off | Off DMZ Host : Disabled
Is there a wireless router available that will support a free dynamic DNS provider such as [URL], without the need for custom firmware?
I have a device that requires DDNS, and I do not want to mess with firmware updates. I've already bricked a router trying to do that. So I'm looking for a replacement router that requires little to no modifications to use a free DDNS provider.
my RV042 is not able to propperly update my ddns. If you try to resolve my dyndns subnet kitus-network.dyndns.org you will get 192.168.0.2. How can I make the router update my ddns with the real public ip rather than the private ip it "sees" on the WAN interface?
I have been trying to get my 851W to work with DDNS for a long while now. In fact I walked away from the problem in frustration and loaded DD Client on a Linux box until I had time to re-visit this. The folks at Zone Edit were not able to offer much with CLI problems.
When I debug DDHS updates I get to a point where the the router tries to resolve the DDNS update address and fails.So I have a number of questions:
a) Is this error the result of lack of DNS server names written to the config?
b) My WAN interface is a DHCP client to my modem. If the DDNS updater does need to resolve a name, shouldn't the DNS server info be provided by the DHCP process for the WAN interface? How do I ensure that name servers are automatically assigned for the DDNS updater to use?
Region : Germany Model : TD-W8961NB Hardware Version : V1 Firmware Version : 1.0.0 Build 110707 Rel.32779 ISP : DTAG
would it be possible to add other DDNS providers to the router menu?E.g. I use dnsomatic.com as DDNS service (pretty much the same syntax/protocol as DynDNS, but free and more flexible).
Region : Others Model : TD-W8970 Hardware Version : V1 Firmware Version : ISP :
I just set up DDNS for my home, and also set forwarding port 5000 for my NAS with an specific IP address 192.168.1.xx. Then, I use my office Internet to call DDNS xxx.dyndns.org:5000 to connect the NAS in my home, It is working OK (from outside to home) However, if I call xxx.dyndns.org:5000 by my home Internet, it is not working (from inside home to home). But if I directly call NAS' IP address 192.168.1.xx:5000, it is OK to reach it. So I think, DDNS used behind TD-8970 (inside home) is not working. TD-9870 is not forwarding port.
I don't know what do I miss in setup this WD-8970.
My previous Zyxel wireless router modem can allow me to us DDNS behind it with out any extra setting. Is it possible that there is still some bug in Firmware of this TD-8970?
I just had to get rid of a bad DIR-825 that I replaced a trusty old DIR-655 with and now I'm back. Anyhow, I can't seem to make the DDNS setting stick in the router. All of the information is correct, but it doesn't seem to want to login. When I click the enable check box, it tries connecting and then greys out and doesn't connect.
I have an E900 connected to my LAN acting as a wireless access point (router functions disabled). Can I use the DDNS feature of the router in this configuration? I attempt and get ‘No Internet Connection’.
I have been struggling to find a DDNS provider from which the IP address can be updated from a Cisco device.One does not seem to support it, (Free-DDNS) other must be paid for (No-IP.org) while the free version does not update the IP address in my case, etc, etc.The device that is directly behind my modem is a Cisco 1801 router.My question is, which DDNS provider works for you when auto-updating the IP address via the Cisco router?
