[autocar]

Hi,

I tried such everything but can't run the updater.
I have a DLINK DIR-320
Firmware: DD-WRT v24-sp2 (08/07/10) std - build 14896
Chip: Broadcom BCM5354 chip rev 3

DDNS:
Service: Custom
Server: updates.dnsomatic.com
User name: ****
Password ****
Host name: all.dnsomatic.com
URL: /nic/update?

Do not use external ip check: NO
Force Update Interval: 1

I got always this error (which means for me, that INADYN can't retrieve my IP from the checkip.dyndns.org service):

[autocar]

okay, I does some nslookup via telnet and got this result:

[autocar]

ping > not working
wget data from url > not working too...

is there an serious problem with working with network??

[autocar]

...

[crashfly]

Your first problem is that you did not post enough information. It is likely that you have a build in which the DDNS client is broken. Please post your firmware build number for further help.

Second, your four posts in one day is not enough time for someone to actually try to help you. If you want quick answers, check the "Peacock" thread (see signature) and the other announcements at the top of this forum (Broadcom forum).

Just chill for a bit. That always helps.

[autocar]

thank you. I updated FW version in first post, pleas check it.

[LOM]

It will help you if you configure normal DNS settings.
checkip.dyndns.org resolves fine on my router but I do of course configure Basic settings before trying to configure other settings.

[jrscs]

I’m using 21676 giga on a RT-AC66U with all the same settings except the host name. I do not use all.dnsomatic.com, but rather only the host name and not the fully qualified URL host.domain. It is working correctly for me.

My guess is there is something else wrong with your setup which is affecting DDNS.

[autocar]

my router is configured as switch and the DHCP server is disabled (the primary router is the DHCP server on my network).

I tried turning off all firewalls on primary router but without any changes. Are there used any special ports for retrieving hostnames, IPs, etc. that can be blocked?

Here is a shot of my basic settings:
http://s17.postimg.org/dsjaikk7z/router_1.jpg

[jrscs]

You have your WAN setting disabled.

It needs to be enabled for DDNS to work.

[autocar]

tried enabling WAN and setup first as "static IP" and next as "Auto config - DHCP" but no setting was working.

Isn't there some problem with network? I can ping all computers on my local area network but cannot ping anything outside.

[madman999]

what are your trying to accomplish?

in order for DDNS to work in DD-WRT on the router, I believe the router needs to be facing the internet-which doesn;t sound likely if you had WAN disabled or did not even have a network cable plugged into the WAN port.

Could you draw a picture of your network?

[jrscs]

Here is the basic setup I use:

{Internet}
|
[ISP Router/DSL]
---Ethernet cable from ISP Router connected to WAN Port on DD-WRT Router---
|
[DD-WRT Router]
WAN port enabled (possible to use either static IP or Automatic Configuration DHCP)
Make sure you have internet access before trying to configure DDNS

[madman999]

so it looks like you have a ISP router connected to a DD-WRT router. I think the ddns service needs to run on the ISP Router/DSL unit and you won;t be able to use the DDNS client on DD-WRT Router. Someone correct meif I am wrong but I don;t think the DD-WRT DDNS client works this way.

if the ISP Router doesn't have a DDNS client, you might have to use one installed on a PC. All the DDNS client does is report back your routers ISP assigned ip address to their service so you can have an easy to use "friendly name".

[jrscs]