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Noip IPv6 DDNS Configuration (view source)
Revision as of 11:21, 14 December 2023
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[[File:AAAAverification.png|1200px|center]]
[[File:AAAAverification.png|1200px|center]]
'''Note:''' For further verifications, check the DNS records for your given domain name by introducing at your laptop command prompt or shell terminal the '''nslookup''' command as shown below:
'''Note:''' For further verifications, check the DNS records of your given domain name by introducing at your laptop command prompt or shell terminal the '''nslookup''' command as shown below:
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[[File:Nslookup2.png|500px|center]]
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<p> #!/bin/sh </p>
<p> #!/bin/sh </p>
<p> ./lib/functions/network.sh </p>
<p> . /lib/functions/network.sh </p>
<p> network_flush_cache </p>
<p> network_flush_cache </p>
<p> network_find_wan6 NET_IF6 </p>
<p> network_find_wan6 NET_IF6 </p>
====DDNS Configuration Name====
====DDNS Configuration Name====
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Edit the current '''MYDDNS''' instance by selecting the pencil icon or create a new DDNS instance by typing a new '''DDNS NAME''' and clicking on the '''ADD''' button. For the simplicity purposes of this guide, we are going to edit the current instance named '''MYDDNS'''.
Edit the instance named '''MYDDNS''' by selecting the pencil icon or create a new DDNS instance by typing in a new '''DDNS NAME''' and clicking on the '''ADD''' button. For the simplicity purposes of this guide, we are going to edit the current instance named '''MYDDNS'''.
====Configuration Settings====
====Configuration Settings====
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A new window will prompt on your WebUI, fill out the fields according to the information bellow:
A new window will prompt on your WebUI; fill out the fields according to the information below:
* Switch the '''Enable''' toggle to the on position.
* Switch the '''Enable''' toggle to the on position.
* Switch the '''Use HTTP Secure''' toggle to the on position. '''(Optional)'''
* Switch the '''Use HTTP Secure''' toggle to the on position. '''(Optional)'''.
* At '''Lookup Hostname''' and '''Domain'''introduce the no-ip.com hostname previously created. '''(They all must match)'''
* At '''Lookup Hostname''' and '''Domain''' introduce the noip.com '''Hostname''' previously created. '''(All of them must match)'''.
* Choose no-ip.com as '''DDNS Service Provider'''
* Choose '''no-ip.com''' as '''DDNS Service Provider'''.
* Type in your credentials used to create your no-ip.com account.
* Type in the credentials used to create your noip.com account.
* Select '''Script''' as the '''Ip address Source'''
* Select '''Script''' as the '''Ip address Source'''.
* At '''Event Network''', select the interface where the ipv6 address is enabled.
* At '''Event Network''', select the interface where the ipv6 address is enabled.
* Introduce your Script PATH.
* Introduce your Script PATH.
* Choose the update interval of your preference and to finish, click on '''SAVE & APPLY''' to save and load your configuration.
* Choose the update interval of your preference, and click on '''SAVE & APPLY''' to save and load your configuration.
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Wait up to '''5''' minutes from the time you saved the changes. In the Status column, you can see when the last time the DDNS was updated. After updating, it should display the '''127.0.0.1''' IPv4 address.
Wait up to '''5''' minutes from the time you saved the changes. In the Status column, you can see when the last time it sent an update. After updating, it should display the '''127.0.0.1''' loopback IPv4 address.
[[File:DDNSstatus.png|1200px|center]]
[[File:DDNSstatus.png|1200px|center]]
Also, you can check your no-ip.com hostname current ipv6 address by clicking on the cogwheel that appears at the right of your hostname record.
Also, you can check your no-ip.com hostname's current ipv6 address by clicking on the cogwheel that appears at the right of your hostname record.
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[[File:CogwheelNo-IP.png|1200px|center]]
A new window will prompt on your web browser, and will display the updated IPv6 address.
A new window will prompt on your web browser; it will display the updated IPv6 address.
[[File:DDNSRunningNo-IP.png|600px|center]]
[[File:DDNSRunningNo-IP.png|600px|center]]
===Connect To Your Host===
===Connect To Your Host===
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Recall you must have ipv6 connectivity on your laptop to reach your router login page. You can test your IPv6 connectivity by clicking '''[https://test-ipv6.com/ here]'''. Also, your router must be enable to allow '''[[Remote_WebUI_Access#WAN_Interface |Remote HTTP(S) Access]]'''.
Recall you need to have IPv6 connectivity on your laptop to reach your router login page. You can test your IPv6 connectivity by clicking '''[https://test-ipv6.com/ here]'''. Also, verify your router allows '''[[Remote_WebUI_Access#WAN_Interface |Remote HTTP(S) Access]]''' connections.
Try to access the host by entering your hostname in your internet browser's URL bar.
Try to access the host by entering your hostname in your internet browser's URL bar. You should get an output like the image below:
[[File:Teltonikademologinpage.png|1200px|center]]
[[File:Teltonikademologinpage.png|1200px|center]]
==Logs Verification==
==Logs Verification==
After following the steps above, the DDNS service should be up and running. However, for debugging purposes, you can verify the DDNS generated logs by executing in the Command-Line interface the command: '''cat /tmp/logs/ddns/{yourddnsinstance.log}''' .This command will show you the current ddns configuration and the messages between noip.com servers and your router every time it sends its updates. In the picture below, you will find a log message response from the noip.com server at the moment of successfully updating the new IPv6 address:
[[File:Logs2DDNS.png|900px|center]]
[[File:Logs2DDNS.png|900px|center]]
==See Also==
==See Also==
