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Problem with No-IP Domains

Hello,

I have a wired problem. I am using DDNS service of No-IP for accessing my IP camera and my linux server from outside. The problem is that only one of these two works correctly. As in my router I can only register for one DDNS account I have registered me for no-ip.org and then defined two domains in my no-ip account, but only the camera domain updates . then I have defined the second domain as an alias for the first one and now I cannot access the camera from internet. Even if I define only one domain and try to access both camera and my linux server with this domain it stops working after a while.

How could I handle this problem?

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rotblitz
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You are more or less in the wrong forum.  This forum is for OpenDNS and DNS-O-Matic support, not for No-IP or router support.

If you have to update more than one domain name, you can use the DNS-O-Matic service at https://www.dnsomatic.com/ to update multiple hostnames.

However, you do not need different hostnames if your services are behind the same public IP address.  You have to differentiate the services ("my IP camera and my linux server") by port number then, not by hostnames.

E.g.   yourname.no-ip.org:8080  and  yourname.no-ip.org:12345

For more support with No-IP see https://www.no-ip.com/support/

I have tried this option as well. I have used only one domain with different ports to access both camera and server, but the IP of the domain stopped updating after a while. Why does it happens? Is it because of DDNS service and / or No-IP and / or my router? Did you have similar experiences? and what is your suggestion?

rotblitz
Level 6
Level 6

As I said, your problem is off-topic in this forum, no matter if one has similar experiences.  You'll want to refer to No-IP support or to your router supplier's support, propably the latter.  Because your problem seems to be related to the DDNS update client being used, your router.