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Khadanja

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I have Asus DDNS setup which I use to establish a VPN connection. For the past few weeks Open VPN won’t connect and I noticed it’s resolving the DDNS host name to a different IP,most likely the last WAN IP. Hope I’ve described the issue correctly. At the moment my WAN IP is different to what this page shows when I query my DDNS name.
http://iplookup.asus.com/nslookup.php
Last time this happened rebooting resolved the issue but today again same thing.
 
Yes there's an issue with the ddns from ASUS since yesterday so I switched to afraid. Looking at logs it seems let's encrypt has issues as it says certificate has expired and can't get a new one

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Yes there's an issue with the ddns from ASUS since yesterday so I switched to afraid. Looking at logs it seems let's encrypt has issues as it says certificate has expired and can't get a new one

Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk
Is it me, or is the afraid site one of the most confusing and difficult sites to male sense of? I looked at it the other day when Merlin said he uses Afraid instead of Asuscomm.com and gave up. Asus is just so convenient and easy. I don’t believe I’ve had a single problem with it in 5 years, bu I’m loth to reboot the router and modem to get a new IP just to see if there’s a problem.
 
I wonder if there’s scope for a script that would email the router’s public IP address once a day so that if one’s DDNS provider wend down, one could modify the .ovpn file on the client swapping the DDNS address for the current IP address as a temporary fallback?

Taking the output of getrealip.sh and emailing the result once a day. (If I had the skills I’d give it a go.)
 
Is it me, or is the afraid site one of the most confusing and difficult sites to male sense of? I looked at it the other day when Merlin said he uses Afraid instead of Asuscomm.com and gave up. Asus is just so convenient and easy. I don’t believe I’ve had a single problem with it in 5 years, bu I’m loth to reboot the router and modem to get a new IP just to see if there’s a problem.
Hehe yeah it looks to basic but the main thing to remember after registering is loving and go to subdomains tab then chose one and validate and that's it

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you have to wait for new firmware with updated letsencrypt version (old one has expired about 2 weeks ago).
 

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