Hi David,
We have tested (extensively) what you want to do, and it works for us.
Are you using iOS 5.1 ? Double check for typos, you want:
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Push Network(s): 192.168.1.0/24
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Are you using the "Ping Lite" app to test with ? The ping there seems to work,
but traceroute does not for me.
So, y
Lonnie,
I need some configuration help. I have my iPhone connecting to the VPN
and it is working. However as noted in the documentation the iPhone is
routing ALL traffic through the VPN, not just traffic to my internal
network. I tried the Push Network(s) setting but it fails.
My internal net
Hi John,
When thinking about Dynamic DNS, be aware of a cool free service by the OpenDNS
folks...
(supported in AstLinux since 0.7.5)
DNS-O-Matic
https://www.dnsomatic.com/
Services supported by DNS-O-Matic
http://www.dnsomatic.com/wiki/supportedservices
I use DNS-O-Matic mostly for testing,
I just changed one errant machine to go to a different site to check the ip
Not sure if that will do the trick or not.
Glad to know the default is in place and working for many
I understand why dyn has that requirement, but if things don't work it
can be a PITA!
Someone mentioned another such ser
To all,
I have a lost or corrupt root password. Is there any way to recover or
reset the password.
Running astlinux-0.7.7
Linux version 2.6.27.49-astlinux
Any help in the matter would be greatly appreciated
Thanks,
Jason Mc.
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David,
According to my /tmp/etc/inadyn.conf file:
forced_update_period 2419200
which is 28 days, is the default in astlinux. So that should be
sufficient for meeting DynDNS's requirements.
-James
On 04/26/2012 10:27 AM, David Kerr wrote:
There is a flag on inadyn (--forced_update_period) th
By default AstLinux sets:
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forced_update_period 2419200
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(28 Days) for all Service Types.
John, my guess the "forced update" failed because of connectivity issues or
such.
Lonnie
On Apr 26, 2012, at 9:27 AM, David Kerr wrote:
> There is a flag on inadyn (--forced_update_period) that will
There is a flag on inadyn (--forced_update_period) that will force an
update to the dyndns service even if the IP has not changed. Time is in
seconds, see inadyn man page. I do not know if there is a default but
adding --forced_update_period=2592000 should do it every 30 days.
David
On Wed, Apr
