# 5) Execute `sudo systemctl start noip2` # 4) Execute `sudo systemctl enable noip2` # 3) Copy this file rvice to /etc/systemd/system/ # 2) Run sudo /usr/local/bin/noip2 -C to generate configuration file
#DYN UPDATER NOT UPDATING CORRECT IP INSTALL#
# 1) Install binary as described in 's source file (assuming results in /usr/local/bin) Paste the following into the newly created file: # Simple Dynamic DNS Updater We need to create a service to run the DUC in background. Unless you have specific needs, you don't need to run anything after the update so you can just say no to this one. I find 5 minutes to be frequent enough.ĭo you wish to run something at successful update? (y/N) This is the interval which you want the service to update your IP address. Please enter the password for user section only apply if you have multiple hosts for the same account.ĭo you wish to have them all updated? (y/N)ĭo you wish to have host updated? (y/N) At the time of writing the latest version is noip-2.1.9-1.Īt this point you will be prompted by the installer for a few things: We're gonna be downloading the DUC from no-ip website.Īt this point you need to ls to check what version is the one you downloaded. I like to use VIM to edit files, which doesn't come by default withįeel free to use whatever editor you know and it's comfortable to you. (You can do a new installation following the guide here.) Prerequisite SHH into you RaspberryPi and let's get started.
Once this is done come back here and we're gonna setup automatic updates! Register a new account (or use your existing one) and setup a new hostname under the hostnames section. The only caveat is that they need to be confirmed every 30 days, for a small fee all those limitations are lifted. No-IP service at, provides up to 3 hostnames for free. We're gonna be setting up a DDNS service with automatic updates from our RaspberryPi!
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