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Hi there,

I set the "DDNS period" in my LNS2 to 20. Nevertheless I get mails from no-ip that my account will expire, because no update within 30 days. What is the unit of "DDNS period"? I was assuming it is days.

Date of last update on the no-ip website matches with the date in the "DDNS status" field on the web-interface of my LNS2 and are indeed more that 30 days ago.

When I change the "DDNS period" field and hit the accept button, the "DDNS status" field shows today's date, but the last update field on the no-ip site is unchanged.

When I enter a wrong no-ip pasword, the error message says "no connection to server". I did not get any error messages in the steps above, so I assume it's not an account or pasword issue.

Any help?
Thx,

Stereomic

Unless you are using a paid no-ip account you are required to refresh your account every 30 days.

Hi stereomic,

stereomic wrote:Hi there,

I set the "DDNS period" in my LNS2 to 20. Nevertheless I get mails from no-ip that my account will expire, because no update within 30 days. What is the unit of "DDNS period"? I was assuming it is days.

No the units of "DDNS period is minute. So the DDNS sercice checks every 20 minutes if your public IP is changed and sends a request to the provider only if your host domain must be updated.

So if your public IP have not changed for the last 30 days, no request is done