First of all, thanks for your answer...
I still think that there's a way to make it work also on pfSense, like
on Smoothwall... I've tried also IPCop and it worked really well without
a problem with my DynDNS hosts...
But, anyway, I'm a newbie in scripting and coding and so on... I have no
idea... :P
I will search for something to run in my local machine, as you have said...
Thanks!
- Luca
Holger Bauer ha scritto:
pfSense can't use the pfSense dyndnsupdater in this scenario as it only sees
the internal IP of it's WAN.
There are 3 ways how to resolve this:
1) Let pfSense do the dialin so it is the real WAN and has a real public IP
2) Let the router in front of the pfSense do the dyndns update as it sees the
real WAN IP
3) Use a tool running at one of your internal Machines that frequently connects
to an outside server and asks this server which public IP it sees coming from
your connection. It then will update the account when the external server
reports another IP like for the previous request.
Holger
-----Original Message-----
From: Darkest.Cobra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 8:18 PM
To: support@pfsense.com
Subject: [pfSense Support] Problem with DynDNS daemon...
Hi all!
I'm newbie to pfSense... I have found it a couple of days
ago... And it
seems really reliable!!
But I have a little problem with DynDNS...
Searching the forum didn't solve the problem (maybe I've searched too
fast :P)... So I'm hoping to find a little aid here! :D
This is my problem...
As you can see in the attachment "mynet.pdf", you can have a
look at my
home network...
When I start the DynDNS daemon it works really fine, but it
updates my
DynDNS host with my WAN Private Address (192.168.0.100)
instead of mine
Router Public Address (x.x.x.x)
After the first update, DynDNS cache is filled with my WAN Private
Address and when it tries to do another update, it says that
the DynDNS
host is already correct, obviously...
I had this problem also on Smoothwall, but with two light
scripts that
take the Public Address from a DynDNS web page and the other
that login
into my DynDNS account, updating it, the problem was solved...
I don't know if I can attach them to my mail... But...
Anyway... I do it
:P Maybe they can help...
You would also know that:
- The router itself establishes the connection to my ISP...
- I have a Dynamic Address
- Into the General Setup I have specified one ISP DNS Server
- Something else?
I'm sorry for my bad bad English...
Thanks for every answer!
- Luca
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