Difference between revisions of "Sync dynamic IP with openDNS service via ddclient"
Sync dynamic IP with openDNS service via ddclient (view source)
Revision as of 07:18, 6 June 2014
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=== Port forwarding === | === Port forwarding === | ||
The ddclient daemon need opened incoming connections for ports '''53''', '''443''' and '''80'''. If you using a firewall software and router device You need in the settings to allow connections to these ports, otherwise ddclient daemon can't working propertly and sending IP to openDNS servers failed with errors | The ddclient daemon need opened incoming connections for ports '''53''', '''443''' and '''80'''. If you using a firewall software and router device You need in the settings to allow connections to these ports, otherwise ddclient daemon can't working propertly and sending IP to openDNS servers failed with errors. Check status ddclient daemon by command: | ||
sudo systemctl status ddclient -l | |||
Looking for similar warnings: | |||
'''<code> ddclient[8999]: WARNING: cannot connect to myip.dnsomatic.com:80 socket: IO::Socket::INET: Bad hostname 'myip.dnsomatic.com' </code>''' | '''<code> ddclient[8999]: WARNING: cannot connect to myip.dnsomatic.com:80 socket: IO::Socket::INET: Bad hostname 'myip.dnsomatic.com' </code>''' | ||
If port forwarding is propertly setup, these warnings will be not showed and this mean all is fine. | |||
== Setup openDNS in ddclient == | == Setup openDNS in ddclient == | ||