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1. Access your bubba via SSH (see [[Howto/Access Server via SSH]] for information how to accomplish this)<br>Change to the user ''root'':<br>(By default: When asked for password, type ''excito'' and press '''enter''') | |||
'''su''' | |||
2. Install the application: | |||
'''apt-get install no-ip''' | |||
3. Configure the client using the responses you setup when configuring your No-IP account: <br>- Your account Name: (Example: bubba@excito.com)<br>- Your password <br>- The right interface to choose from the list is 'eth0' | |||
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<br> Thats all! | '''/usr/bin/no-ip -C''' | ||
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Auto configuration for Linux client of no-ip.com. | |||
Multiple network devices have been detected. | |||
Please select the Internet interface from this list. | |||
By typing the number associated with it. | |||
0 eth0 | |||
1 br0 | |||
'''0''' | |||
Please enter the login/email string for no-ip.com : '''bubba@excito.com''' | |||
Please enter the password for user 'bubba@excito.com' '''******''' | |||
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4. Check you have configured the software correctly:<br> | |||
'''/usr/bin/no-ip -S''' | |||
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1 no-ip process active. | |||
Process 2922, started as no-ip | |||
Using configuration from /etc/no-ip.conf | |||
Last IP Address set 0.0.0.0 | |||
Account bubba@excito.com | |||
configured for: host bubba.zapto.org | |||
Updating every 30 minutes via /dev/eth1 with NAT enabled. | |||
5. Restart the client program: | |||
'''/etc/init.d/no-ip restart''' | |||
<br> <br> Thats all! | |||
Latest revision as of 11:58, 20 October 2010
If you find Excito's Easyfind service or DynDNS (see Tutorials and How-tos/Install a DynDNS Client) not being enough for you, you might want to use No-IP http://www.no-ip.com.
To use No-IP, you have to first create an account at: http://www.no-ip.com/getting_started.php and the following guide allows you to enable your Bubba to tell No-IP when its IP address changes.
1. Access your bubba via SSH (see Howto/Access Server via SSH for information how to accomplish this)
Change to the user root:
(By default: When asked for password, type excito and press enter)
su
2. Install the application:
apt-get install no-ip
3. Configure the client using the responses you setup when configuring your No-IP account:
- Your account Name: (Example: bubba@excito.com)
- Your password
- The right interface to choose from the list is 'eth0'
/usr/bin/no-ip -C Auto configuration for Linux client of no-ip.com. Multiple network devices have been detected. Please select the Internet interface from this list. By typing the number associated with it. 0 eth0 1 br0 0 Please enter the login/email string for no-ip.com : bubba@excito.com Please enter the password for user 'bubba@excito.com' ******
4. Check you have configured the software correctly:
/usr/bin/no-ip -S 1 no-ip process active. Process 2922, started as no-ip Using configuration from /etc/no-ip.conf Last IP Address set 0.0.0.0 Account bubba@excito.com configured for: host bubba.zapto.org Updating every 30 minutes via /dev/eth1 with NAT enabled.
5. Restart the client program:
/etc/init.d/no-ip restart
Thats all!