It's possible to prevent internet ip change?

[silvermcd]

i've tried to install noip

but i can't configure it

so is there any other way to have a dynamic dns under CentOS?

:drinks_no

[MentaL]

[ellemen]

Maybe you will post your Router Details? Model / Name?

[silvermcd]

Maybe you will post your Router Details? Model / Name?

why? the ports are all opened

i'm using the www.myipis.org ip

so... my internet goes down sometimes

and my ip change

i just wanna get always the same ip

[chumpywumpy]

If you have dynamic IP then something like no-ip is all you can do. It is not strictly necessary to have the no-ip client installed on the centos machine though.

All the client process does is tell the no-ip servers which IP to direct your hostname to and all of your lan machines (real and vmware ones) have the same wan ip so any of them can run the client bit. Just install it on the windows machine.

As long as your no-ip is resolving to your wan ip and you have your ports properly forwarded (assuming you use a router) then that is all you need.

[ellemen]

LoL simple is that post more information then we can help you. if you dont want to post the model ok.. your problem.

[WulfgarXX]

Router model won't help a shit!

For a static IP, you need to contact your provider.

[ellemen]

lol ok if you dont need a help ok its your problem and dont swear...

@EDIT
i dont even got static ip but i got good router thats allows me to have WAN ip + DNS.

im not goin to help you do what you think ^^..

[silvermcd]

If you have dynamic IP then something like no-ip is all you can do. It is not strictly necessary to have the no-ip client installed on the centos machine though.

All the client process does is tell the no-ip servers which IP to direct your hostname to and all of your lan machines (real and vmware ones) have the same wan ip so any of them can run the client bit. Just install it on the windows machine.

As long as your no-ip is resolving to your wan ip and you have your ports properly forwarded (assuming you use a router) then that is all you need.

my ports are all fowarded and my server work online with my internet ip

but when i change to no-ip adress i can't connect the channels

any ideia?

[AMD79]

edit your internal.txt and replace your ip with the no-ip address.

exp : 111.222.333.444 to www.no-ip.com.

simple as that.

[silvermcd]

edit your internal.txt and replace your ip with the no-ip address.

exp : 111.222.333.444 to www.no-ip.com.

simple as that.

i just changed to cabalpt.servegame.com (my no-ip) and it not work

i've changed too in all my ini files

i can't get to the channels

[4nick8]

If you have dynamic IP then something like no-ip is all you can do. It is not strictly necessary to have the no-ip client installed on the centos machine though.

All the client process does is tell the no-ip servers which IP to direct your hostname to and all of your lan machines (real and vmware ones) have the same wan ip so any of them can run the client bit. Just install it on the windows machine.

As long as your no-ip is resolving to your wan ip and you have your ports properly forwarded (assuming you use a router) then that is all you need.

i folow that you say i install the no-ip i windows machine and open ports nothing happens i try to connect to the server and always the same i cant connect some help pls if it possivel well my router
is THOMSON TG787 any help are welcome :)

[cypher]

I should have watched my mouth and not said/talked shit to DeadlyData telling him things like your are not welcome here because then I become the one who is truly not welcome here.

[4nick8]

or use hamachi or a vpn solution.

well its the only solution you can tell me the better soft for vpn? hamachi i dont like very well you can tell me nother vpn soft for linux?

[cypher]

I should have watched my mouth and not said/talked shit to DeadlyData telling him things like your are not welcome here because then I become the one who is truly not welcome here.

[johnson764]

we can play by lan but by hamachi ip not connecting. pls help.

[chumpywumpy]

we can play by lan but by hamachi ip not connecting. pls help.

Might want to try posting at least SOME information. I am getting very bored of people expecting help when they won't give you a single shred of info to work with. We are not mind readers and if you can't be bothered to post something that might give us a clue why your hamachi doesn't work then just accept the fact that it doesn't and find somebody else's server to play on.

[Advocate]

you guys must also have these ports open if not your never gonna connect im running server of same comp as client for now till i get my linux dedicated started i found opening 38000 to 38250 i can login slect channel and proceed in game. with my external ip only problem im facing is i believe im still lacking 1 port being open after while attacking mobs something happens and monster stop attacking and unable to do any damage meaning there is issue with connection . just simple things you guys might be over looking

[[hidden]]

i understand his case.

for static ips, there is no problem, but for dynamic ips, there is.

because the worldsvr ip & client chatnode ip uses the WAN ip.

and sometimes dynamic ips can be unpredictable and sometimes they change quite often

even without you touching anything.

the moment the wan ip changes, the ip in the worldsvr config will be out of synch and

at that very moment, users attempting to connect to channels fail.

yes we can use no ip for the client internal.txt, and yes we can set it to autoupdate whenever

windows ip changes so that the user can always connect to centos.

however the worldsvr (channels) config needs to be manually updated, painfully as this setup would

now require you to always check on your system from time to time for ip changes.

2 things can be done.

1) switch back to static ip (more expensive plan than dynamic ip)

2) someone must code something where the ip & chatnode client ip line reads & updates based on the current windows ip

- ive tried a lot of combinations, resolve hosts, but so far the worldsvr config only reads numeric ip, which means you cant set a no-ip hostname in place because users wont be able to connect that way.

any solution to this would finally pull the thorn out of admins with dynamic ips.

[chumpywumpy]

I had exactly the same problems when i tried testing no-ip.

It is possible to add a script that runs via cron on the server and checks the wan ip every minute and updates the config. It would actually be really easy to write and the code for finding the wan ip from a bash script is already in my cabal_config.sh.

The thing i am not sure about is whether a "service cabal reload" reloads the server ip config. I know a reload does not reload every setting and i suspect the ip config is one it doesn't.

The other method i can think of (which would probably be better thinking about it) is to add an ip check into the service startup function so whenever the service is started/rebooted it changes if it needs to before startup.

I'll give this one some more thought as i think i can do something here. I will need somebody that has a dynamic IP to test though as i have static ips and testing this would't be easy for me. If anyone wants to test then drop me a PM and i'll start writing the script.

[Advocate]

actually it should be able to considering that when ever i run the config file it detects my ip . i not once ever added my external ip to anything but when i installed it ran config it automatically detected it.

[chumpywumpy]

Yes my script will try to find the right values for you, i pretty much made the script to do what i would do in the environment it finds.

The trouble with that method is that you have to reconfig the server every time the ip changes which isn't that convenient. What i mean is i can adapt what the config script does so it can auto detect each time the service start without having to completely reconfig.

[[hidden]]

ill help test with you chump, i have dynamic ip, just feed me in with the test files/info.