Hi raidsm,
:disapprove
I assume that in your host value,you used some special characters like '&' which may have xml meaning. The firmware does not run checks on hostname value, maybe we go to add one
A sed command to restore your settings is not easy as it needs to cross several lines in the nas database. So you must to do manually.
In a putty window, backup the nas database file
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cp /etc/nas_conf_db.xml /etc/nas_conf_db.xml.back
edit /etc/nas_conf_db.xml with nano
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nano /etc/nas_conf_db.xml
scroll down up to lines
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<ddns>
<enable>true</enable>
<service>aaa</service>
<username>xxxxxxxxx</username>
<password>yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy</password>
<hostname>zzzzzzzzzzzz</hostname>
<period>ww</period>
<success>false</success>
</ddns>
remove all lines within the node <ddns> to get
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<ddns>
</ddns>
Save your change and reload the lan setup menu, you should be able to set new settings now.
Note: if you use no-ip provider, you need to install a new version of the binary ez-ipupdate