Tutorial: How to use no-ip duc!! With pictures!!!

Tutorial: How to use no-ip duc



Step1: Register an Account

Go to website of No-IP.
http://www.no-ip.com/

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and click at Create Account.

Fill out all that emty fields, so that you can register.

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I'm not realy shure what follows now, but I think you receave an email
with an activation-link in it.
Follow all that to activate your account and after that continue with Step2.


Step2: Create a Host

Click at "Hosts/Redirects"

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(The two hosts are just because I allready use two)

and then at "add a Host"

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Now just fill in the red-marked fields.
The hostname can be anything wich is still availible. most prefered is a host like " *****.no-ip.org "
Then click at "Create Host" at the right-bottom corner.

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That's it. He have finished with wesite stuff.

Step3: Install No-ip duc

Fist, start your server and login as root.

Than tipe in: " apt-get install no-ip "

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The installer starts and guides you throught.
At first you have to insert your No-IP.com user name.
(NOT the Hostname)

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The Password

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The updating intervall. All 30 minutes is all right.

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List of hosts or groups. if you just use one host you can leave this field emty.

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Network device name, can be left like it is.

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and that as well.

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That was the installation!!!

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reboot your server and your done with that.

The only thing you need now, is to open the port 80 for your serverip (hrace009 release=192.168.0.10)

If you have followed all that you have now a public server !!!


Attention: You can't test if your server is availible at that Host name, because it is your public ip.

When I type apt-get install no-ip, it says 'Couldn't find package no-ip'?

wich linux do you use?

I use hrace009's server, it's Ubuntu I think.

That's strange. I used the hrace009 release to make this tutorial.

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Hmm it's my vbox, I tried the apt-get command a couple of times with wine etc. and it said the same thing. Time to mess around with the configuration.

try it with "apt-get install noip2"

Nope that doesn't work either. :(

no-ip is in the universe repositories.
to enable the repo edit the source.list:

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sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list

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un-comment the univers repos.
(remove the #)
example:

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## universe WILL NOT receive any review or updates from the Ubuntu security
## team.
#deb http://XY.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gusty universe
#deb-src http://XY.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gusty universe
#deb http://XY.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gusty-updates universe
#deb-src http://XY.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gusty-updates universe

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change to:

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## universe WILL NOT receive any review or updates from the Ubuntu security
## team.
deb http://XY.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gusty universe
deb-src http://XY.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gusty universe
deb http://XY.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gusty-updates universe
deb-src http://XY.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gusty-updates universe

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then try:

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install no-ip

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My printscreen doesn't work for some reason, but the repos were already uncommented, and when I typed sudo apt-get update, it gave a lot of 'failed to fetch' errors.

sry, i can't help you =(

No problem, thanks for trying. I'll figure it out somehow, I always do.

hmm ...
maybe in the / etc / resolv.conf error check back again ..
or try to ping from your Vbox to your router or modem if I can ..?
Vbox IP check with your current IP Computer use
maybe this can help
or maybe you can be patient waiting for me to upload a version of Vmware server hrace009

Sure I can wait no problem.
My problem is that vbox can't connect to the internet at all, and I assume the no-ip package has to be downloaded from there. I used all 4 possible network configuration options but none of them work so far.

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Originally Posted by Exodus

Sure I can wait no problem.
My problem is that vbox can't connect to the internet at all, and I assume the no-ip package has to be downloaded from there. I used all 4 possible network configuration options but none of them work so far.

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I once swore natural Vbox version hrace same server with which you feel ..
so I tried to change it in Vmware version ..
and already I test run normally, but I have not tried to make it a public IP, in because the modem I use is not adequate ..
I uploaded a new job 10% walk .. possible until 3 days
I can share a new link
:blushing:

hemmer...
it say could not get the package no-ip

ok let tell me what u do after u register?
download??
and put it where?
give the detail after u register host:):

If you use "apt-get" you don't have to download anything.

Wich distribution do you use?

i use this lol

http://forum.ragezone.com/f452/vbox-...-items-650130/

i type apt-get install no-ip

the is an error and i open the sudo nano /etc/apt/source.list ( same as what u guide )
there's empty..
and i press the apt-get update and got many error

that's misterious, because that Vbox release I used for my Guide.
Do you have a internetconnection with that virtual machine anyway?

what do u mean my interconnection??

ok i follow this step...

1st. download the img..
2nd. download VBox..
3rd. Install Vbox
4th. open the img using Vbox..
5th. setup the Vbox with the 192.168.0.10
6th. start
7th login ID : root Pass: hrace009
8th type : apt-get install no-ip
9th. it say cannot find the package:blink:

hello???:?:

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Originally Posted by exrazin

hello???:?:

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I read your last posts and it seems you need some basic knowledge about network configuration first (i.e. how is a virtual machine connected to your current network (bridged, host adapter, ...))

If you want to connect a virtual machine to the internet, you must configure VBox network settings correctly to fit your network infrastructure...

I think nobody can answer this, cause you can't tell us about your network infrastructure configuration

Looks like I'm not the only one who has that problem. I tried all possible network configs for Vbox but apt-get update fails and it says package not found. Don't know what else to modify.

i think its the package: " noip2 " -> http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/noip2 [ Quellcode: no-ip ] configuration are the same i think

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sudo apt-get install noip2

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