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timmo66

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in the past when I've had to use DDNS services they are provided by DVR/NVR manufacturer. Ones I've used in the past are Samsung and Hik.

they've always worked perfectly and to this day they are still connected. I assume the external IP is changing on a regular basis but the DDNS service automatically updates it.

i am testing a tp link nano router at home in order to create a hardwired Ethernet connection at my alarm panel, wirelessly from my EE router.

worked a treat but the other day could not connect. my external ip had changed but no-ip had not automatically updated it. am I missing something here?

or is this a limitation of free DDNS services?

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We use both DynDns and No-IP services with our own domain names.

Ive just recently migrated around 80 clients over to No-IP and have had s few updating issues

I much prefer DynDns but since there change in charges I looked at the alternative.

I have 43 Pro accounts with 32 in each of them that used to be annual charge of £18'ish each

DynDns now charge monthly at twice the price, that's why im looking migrating

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I registered for a free one to see how it performed. failed at the first hurdle really.

do you not host your own James rather than using other people's services?

I looled at it but seemed to much effort for the gain, plus dvr's etc only support certain account types

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I assume the you have entered the no-ip details in your EE routers ddns section and not the tp link nano

 

If it doesnt have one then you can run an updater program on a pc/laptop, it's called Homing Beacon

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