- Subscribe
as a member : Clic here
- Log to the member area.
- Clic on the 'creat a dyndns' menu
link.
- Creat your dyndns entry as a domain or as a sub-domain name.
- Download the dyndnsAgent from our site in the download page
: click here
- Install your dyndnsAgent on your desktop.
- Configure the dyndnsAgent : enter your domain name and password.
- Your dyndns domain or sub-domain must be valid. If you created
a domain name on a dyndns and your domain is yet created with
an other internet registrar, you must change the primary server
name and secondary server name of your domain (Ask your registrar
or use it's web space to do that). If you choosed a full domain
name to be created, your domain will be accessible only in 24
hours before you use the dyndns service. This is due to the time
processing of the domain registration with the IICANN. The primary
and the secondary name server are respectively : ns1.darweb.com
and ns2.darweb.com. If your dyndns is
a sub-domain name od darweb.com (for ex. dom.darweb. com), it
will be accessible in the next 20 minutes.
- Configure your router if you have : open the wanted port number
as 80 and tell the router to follow the internet packet sent to
that or those ports to the local internet address (192.168.....
or 10........). This is the Network Address translation (Nat).
- Test our dyndns entry : use the internet command 'ping <name-of-the-dyndns>'
to see if the dns mapping is working : the translation between
your domaine or sub-domain name works correctly. You may also
use the dns lookup system command of your operating system to
see the internet address of your dyndns.
- Now, install your web pages or other applications on your desktop.
Test it locally to be sure that it works on the local network.
You can now try to acess to your application via the url name of
the dyndns.
|
Dynamic Internet Services
