Problem DynDNS pfsense
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@themac
Since this is stato.com, it cannot be done by the DynDNS presettings. You have to choose 'custom' from the droptown. -
Ok now everything appears in green
The problem is that although everything seems correct green check my domain still does not point to my public ip
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@themac
Is the this "strato" DynDNS type of service really compatible with what DynDNS stand for ?
Can we test it ?
Why don't you show the detailed logs that you can obtain by checking :
so you and all can see what is wrong so we all know what to do - or at least know if it's fixable ?
And then this :
www.stato.com is for sale .....
So buy it set up your own DynDNS service and you'll be fine ^^ ( joke - but why not ? )
I advise you to bail out, and use any other (hundreds) that offer a dyndns that just works' -
@gertjan said in Problem DynDNS pfsense:
so you and all can see what is wrong so we all know what to do - or at least know if it's fixable ?
And then this :
www.stato.com is for sale .....
So buy it set up your own DynDNS service and you'll be fine ^^ ( joke - but why not ? )
I advise you to bail out, and use any other (hundreds) that offer a dyndns that just works'The problem is that strarto doesn't allow other dns redirect services to be used, so I keep struggling with this.
In other domains I use others such as no-ip without major problem
As for providing the session data in public? I don't think it's a good idea ...
Contacting strato I am still waiting for a response from their technical support. -
@themac said in Problem DynDNS pfsense:
The problem is that strarto doesn't allow other dns redirect services to be used, so I keep struggling with this.
You mean you or your pfSense can not connect to (example) update.dyndns.org to send over user credentials (no need to send over the IP as they will use the IP you have right at that moment as the new WAN IP) to set the new WAN IP ???
Or no-ip for that matter - I use it as no one could block me for user their services - or any other service anywhere on planet earth.Why do you think you have to use their (Strato) services ?
@themac said in Problem DynDNS pfsense:
As for providing the session data in public? I don't think it's a good idea ...
That is : showing public data on public networks (place) can be troublesome ?!?
Hummm. My IPv4 is "very known". It's part of the public network called Internet. I admit : I don't care if you know it. I had some time and over a few decades I became convinced the real danger is "else where".
Btw : in that case Twitter/Facebook/Istatruc couldn't exist if people had issues with sharing 'private/public' data on the net.Better :
?
You can still see that my pfSense reched out to he.net and opendns - these are all using dyndns comparable services.
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@themac said in Problem DynDNS pfsense:
The problem is that although everything seems correct green check my domain still does not point to my public ip
Green IP means that the IP requested from the check service by pfSense matches to the set interface IP.
So what is wrong here? Provide more details, please. -
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Finally I was able to speak with strato technical support and it was resolved :)
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@themac said in Problem DynDNS pfsense:
Finally I was able to speak with strato technical support and it was resolved :)
Ok, fine
And because this is a forum not only with questions but also : the answers : what was - short story - the solution ?
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@gertjan said in Problem DynDNS pfsense:
@themac said in Problem DynDNS pfsense:
Finally I was able to speak with strato technical support and it was resolved :)
Ok, fine
And because this is a forum not only with questions but also : the answers : what was - short story - the solution ?
Regarding the pfsense configuration, everything was fine.
I received a call from strato technical support informing me that an intervention had been carried out on the service contracted with them and that they would test whether the problem had been resolved.Thanks for your interesting help ...
