Michel1973
New Around Here
Hello,
I use a Asus RT-3200 router behind my isp router that I can't setup in Bridge mode ...
I wanna use a ddns service from NO-IP.com
I have the follow error what I understand
The wireless router currently uses a private WAN IP address.
This router may be in the multiple-NAT environment and DDNS service cannot work in this environment.
I have read many post about it but seems it can be fixed with a custome script
Using a DDNS with Double NAT
If your ASUS router is double NATed behind your ISP's router, you may need to retrieve your external IP rather than using the one passed to it from the Custom DDNS settings. Find the line in your update script where the IP is used
IP=${1}
and change it to get the IP from an external source
IP=$(wget -O - -q http://myip.dnsomatic.com/)
Now is my question, i'm complete new too this kind off scripts, I know how i can access with telnet or ssh and how i can create a empty file but can someone explain me what for script i must use too change the code above ?
Thanks !
I use a Asus RT-3200 router behind my isp router that I can't setup in Bridge mode ...
I wanna use a ddns service from NO-IP.com
I have the follow error what I understand
The wireless router currently uses a private WAN IP address.
This router may be in the multiple-NAT environment and DDNS service cannot work in this environment.
I have read many post about it but seems it can be fixed with a custome script
Using a DDNS with Double NAT
If your ASUS router is double NATed behind your ISP's router, you may need to retrieve your external IP rather than using the one passed to it from the Custom DDNS settings. Find the line in your update script where the IP is used
IP=${1}
and change it to get the IP from an external source
IP=$(wget -O - -q http://myip.dnsomatic.com/)
Now is my question, i'm complete new too this kind off scripts, I know how i can access with telnet or ssh and how i can create a empty file but can someone explain me what for script i must use too change the code above ?
Thanks !