Howto install no-ip on Linux (CentOs 6.3)
Without static ip address you can access you computer from anywhere in the world with the help of noip.com. No-IP Dynamic DNS Update Client keeps your dynamic ip information up to date in order to make your connection active.
Following tutorial is about installation of no-ip dns update client on centos 6.3
Before going to Install make sure you already registered on noip.com and have a valid Account.
In case you are not then visit http://noip.com and register your new account.
Step-1
Create a directory on ‘/’ (root) named download and navigate to this directory.
Download noip-duc-linux compressed file.
Step-2
Uncompress the file and move into the extracted directory
Note : If you are missing ‘make’ just run
Step-4
make install
Step-5
1- Enter your email address for login and put account password.
2- Enter the update interval time ‘1’ minute or whatever you want.
3- Do you wish to run something at successful update? [N] (y/N) “Press ‘N’ ” Here
Step-6
Add noip client in ‘/etc/rc.local’ in order to run on startup.
That’s it. :)
Without static ip address you can access you computer from anywhere in the world with the help of noip.com. No-IP Dynamic DNS Update Client keeps your dynamic ip information up to date in order to make your connection active.
Following tutorial is about installation of no-ip dns update client on centos 6.3
Before going to Install make sure you already registered on noip.com and have a valid Account.
In case you are not then visit http://noip.com and register your new account.
Step-1
Create a directory on ‘/’ (root) named download and navigate to this directory.
Code:
mkdir /download cd /download
Code:
wget https://www.noip.com/client/linux/noip-duc-linux.tar.gz
Uncompress the file and move into the extracted directory
Code:
tar -xzvf noip-duc-linux.tar.gz cd noip-2.1-9/ Step-3 Run ‘make’ command make
Code:
yum install make gcc -y
make install
Step-5
1- Enter your email address for login and put account password.
2- Enter the update interval time ‘1’ minute or whatever you want.
3- Do you wish to run something at successful update? [N] (y/N) “Press ‘N’ ” Here
Step-6
Add noip client in ‘/etc/rc.local’ in order to run on startup.
Code:
echo /user/local/bin/noip2 >> /etc/rc.local