Remote potato / opendns settings
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Remote potato / opendns settings
I am sorry if this is in the wrong subgroup. I didn't really know where to put it. I have recently set up remote potato on my windows 7 wmc. I am just wondering what settings I use in remote potato I need to use in order to use opendns rather than dyndns. I have the opendns client and it shows my ip address. I assume that I just need to enter that into the setup wizard?
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The two services are very different. You need to setup a service like DynDNS so you can always get into your home IP from a remote location.
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So is there another service like dyndns that is free? On the guide to set up remote potato it says to use dyndns and create a trial pro account. It then says to cancel the pro account but that you should still be able to keep your host name. It even gives a link to an article that says you keep your host name after cancellation. The problem is that the article was written in 2012 and I am betting that it is no longer accurate. I went ahead and created an account and a host name but then I went to cancel the account so that I wouldn't be charged and it is telling me that the host name will be deleted. I haven't cancelled yet, but I will soon because the free trial is only 3 days.
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Duckdns is a good one:
http://www.duckdns.org/
http://www.duckdns.org/
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I got signed up for no-ip.com. I need to get it set up on my home computer. I will let you know.