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The right settings for the configuration parameter you can find the customer center. Read [[Manual_Erstellung_Dynamische_DNS/en|Creating of a Dynamic DNS]] | The right settings for the configuration parameter you can find the customer center. Read [[Manual_Erstellung_Dynamische_DNS/en|Creating of a Dynamic DNS]] | ||
Now configure INADYN, that the client starts with a system reboot. So you have to detect the absolute path of INADYN: | Now configure INADYN, that the client starts with a system reboot. So you have to detect the absolute path of INADYN: | ||
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Installation and configuration of INADYN
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Installation and configuration of INADYN
General
INADYN is a C-based client, which can be used, to update DNS entries.
This client is also used as an IP update client for DynDNS.com, no-ip.com and other Dynamic DNS providers.
Why we need a Dynamic DNS? If you have a static IP address you don't need this, but if you have a dynamic IP address, you have to update it with the domain, which you have by a provider, everytime when you restart your server.
Otherwise visitors can not call your server.
Installation
Enter the following command in the command line (unter Debian):
apt-get install && apt-get install inadyn
or download it:
cd usr/src wget http://cdn.dyndns.com/inadyn.zip unzip inadyn.zip
Set the user permissions of the folder:
chmod 755 /usr/bin/inadyn
Configuration
To configure INADYN you have to create a configuration file:
nano /etc/inadyn.conf
In this inadyn.conf the following lines have to be included:
## inadyn configuration file # Check for a new IP every 600 seconds #update_period_sec 600 # How often the IP should be updated even if it is not changed forced_update_period 600 # DynDNS username and password here username dummy password dummy #An optional DNS service. For http://www.dyndns.org the acceptable services are one of dyndns@dyndns.org, statdns@dyndns$ dyndns_system custom@http_svr_basic_auth ## Dynamic DNS hosts #A host name alias. alias your-ddns-domain.ddns.euserv.org #run in background background #The name, including the full path, of a log file. log_file /var/log/inadyn.log dyndns_server_name ddns.euserv.org dyndns_server_url /index.php?ah=<authhash>&host=
configuration parameter | meaning |
update_period_sec | check for a new IP address in this period |
forced_update_period | update the IP address in this period, even if it not changes |
dyndns_system | DNS service |
alias | Dynamic DNS Host: your-dns-domain.ddns.euserv.org |
background | INADYN runs as service in the background |
log_file | here you can find the log file |
dyndns_server_name | Dynamic DNS server name: ddns.euserv.org |
dyndns_server_url | Dynamic DNS server url with authhash: /index.php?ah=<authhash>&host= |
The right settings for the configuration parameter you can find the customer center. Read Creating of a Dynamic DNS Now configure INADYN, that the client starts with a system reboot. So you have to detect the absolute path of INADYN:
which inadyn
crontab -e
In the cron tab add the following line:
@reboot inadyn
Now start the client with the following command:
inadyn
Now INADYN updates the IP address and you can call the Dynamic DNS with your browser.