Icthus
07-07-2006 13:40:44
Anonymous
07-07-2006 14:15:52
Icthus
07-07-2006 16:34:08
Amish
07-07-2006 16:49:39
lumpy
07-07-2006 16:56:54
rchamberlin
07-07-2006 17:09:12
siit
07-07-2006 17:37:33
hackeman
07-07-2006 18:20:54
I've used both now and still the same problem, all my users can see use the program if they use my IP address but when I use No-ip web link or DnyDNS web link it won't work at all, I don't understand what the problem is.
Any help is greatly appriecated[/quote3ht6t31a]
Have you verified that your IP address is really registered correctly at no-ip/dyndns?
Try this
- check what your external IP address is http//www.whatsmyip.org/
- start (Run..) cmd.exe and type ping your_domain_name.no-ip.org
The your_domain_name should be the domain name you've registered at no-ip.com or whatever service you've used.
If the ping command doesn't reply with the same ip address shown on whatsmyip.org, then your router or pc does not register your ip address as supposed to. Maybe you have not even configured it to be registered through your pc or router? This is a must, especially if you have a Dynamic IP address (DHCP) from your Internet Service Provider.
Once you've tested this we can take it from there...
GameDudeX
07-07-2006 19:43:48
Icthus
08-07-2006 03:14:12
dAEk
08-07-2006 16:10:22
Okay I tested my ip address on that site came up with the one I'm using with No-ip DUC but when I pinged the sites came up with a completely different IP address is there something I have done wrong in setting up the sites?[/quote2p9br2dt]
I had the same problem a few days ago, when my IP changed it wasn't sent and updated for my alias. Try logging on at their site and manually update the IP they have recorded.
I've had no problems with the no-ip service in the past but if this continues I will turn to dyndns instead. I suggest you do the same.
Icthus
08-07-2006 17:07:43
sox
08-07-2006 18:11:44
Okay the site brings up the same IP now but when I go to my site it brings up my router when I put http//mydomain.no-ip.info8081 nothing comes up its getting to the point where I'm going to give up
All the ports are forwarded and they are all open I know this as my http//XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX8081 works so is the problem on the No-IP side or my own side?[/quote2llfp57z]
Make sure you use your internal ip inside your own network... use your noip.info adress only from the outside.
/ sox
Phil
08-07-2006 18:49:44
Okay the site brings up the same IP now but when I go to my site it brings up my router when I put http//mydomain.no-ip.info8081 nothing comes up its getting to the point where I'm going to give up
All the ports are forwarded and they are all open I know this as my http//XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX8081 works so is the problem on the No-IP side or my own side?[/quote172b1hzo]
It goes to your router? Do you have remote adminstration enabled on your router with port 8081 being used? If so, that may be the problem.
I use DynDNS without any problems. You must have something configured incorrectly on your end or there's a conflict somewhere.
hackeman
08-07-2006 19:15:11
Icthus
09-07-2006 00:13:23
Icthus
09-07-2006 16:16:34
sox
09-07-2006 20:59:58
I'm on AOhell and port 80 is blocked could this be the reason I can't connect to my vibe streamer from No-ip?[/quoteobn6okdj]
If you run your VibeStreamer on port 80 thats probably the case.
try another port.
Icthus
10-07-2006 02:14:39
siit
10-07-2006 10:43:37
Icthus
12-07-2006 05:26:21
siit
12-07-2006 10:45:05
BrienBear
12-07-2006 18:41:28