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Dyn DNS for No-IP not working as expected, need to port forward.

Cyber Army

So internet is on a dynamic IP at home, and i am trying to setup a dns forwarding for my home network so that i can use that forwarder for external facing applications.

I have created a free account with No-IP, and have created these settings in sophos (please see sreenshots below).

Here the Kodi Port i have added is 8080 and the kodi host is 192.168.1.102

 

Not sure, what i am doing wrong, but when i try mydnsip.no-ip.com:4444 I can see the sophos admin page. But when i try to ping the url mydnsip.no-ip.com or attach another port such as 8080 (kodi's web interface), nothing shows up.

However i can view the kodi web interface when i log in with the local ip 192.168.1.102:8080, just not wiht the no-ip forwarder.

 



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    If you are using the dydns in the UTM, you do not need port forwarding because it uses the external interface.

    The UTM has a proxy DNS which you would point your internal devices at, you would put your forwarders in the proxy under DNS services.

    Other than that I am having a hard tome trying to understand what you are doing and trying to achieve?

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  • 0 in reply to rfcat_vk

    I sincerely need help with this. Let me explain in detail on what i am trying to achieve here.

    Application : Kodi Media Player.

    Hardware : Amazon Echo

    Project : Integrating Kodi Media Player with Amazon Echo. Ask alexa/echo to play a certain movie, a TV show or music from the media library using voice command.

    Demo :

    Tutorial / Procedure video :

    However, so my issue is that my ISP hasnt provided me a Static IP, hence i have to use the service from No-IP instead, as in the instruction above you can see that kodi requires a static IP.

    I have followed the procedure, but looks like the port forwarding or setting up the dynamic dns did not work. Pls see my settings above in the first post.

    If i try the local ip 127.0.0.1:8080 (kodi port) i can see the kodi libary through my web browser (thats how it should be), but when i try the myhomeserverkodi.ddns.net:8080 I do not see that web page (it should be visibile for kodi to work with alexa).

    Please guide.

  • 0 in reply to Cyber Army

    Cyber Army said:

    I sincerely need help with this. Let me explain in detail on what i am trying to achieve here.

    Application : Kodi Media Player.

    Hardware : Amazon Echo

    Project : Integrating Kodi Media Player with Amazon Echo. Ask alexa/echo to play a certain movie, a TV show or music from the media library using voice command.

    Demo :

    (Please visit the site to view this video)

    Tutorial / Procedure video :

    (Please visit the site to view this video)

    However, so my issue is that my ISP hasnt provided me a Static IP, hence i have to use the service from No-IP instead, as in the instruction above you can see that kodi requires a static IP.

    I have followed the procedure, but looks like the port forwarding or setting up the dynamic dns did not work. Pls see my settings above in the first post.

    If i try the local ip 127.0.0.1:8080 (kodi port) i can see the kodi libary through my web browser (thats how it should be), but when i try the myhomeserverkodi.ddns.net:8080 I do not see that web page (it should be visibile for kodi to work with alexa).

    Please guide.

     

     

    The UTM has a proxy DNS which you would point your internal devices at, you would put your forwarders in the proxy under DNS services.

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  • 0 in reply to Cyber Army

    Cyber Army said:

    I sincerely need help with this. Let me explain in detail on what i am trying to achieve here.

    Application : Kodi Media Player.

    Hardware : Amazon Echo

    Project : Integrating Kodi Media Player with Amazon Echo. Ask alexa/echo to play a certain movie, a TV show or music from the media library using voice command.

    Demo :

    (Please visit the site to view this video)

    Tutorial / Procedure video :

    (Please visit the site to view this video)

    However, so my issue is that my ISP hasnt provided me a Static IP, hence i have to use the service from No-IP instead, as in the instruction above you can see that kodi requires a static IP.

    I have followed the procedure, but looks like the port forwarding or setting up the dynamic dns did not work. Pls see my settings above in the first post.

    If i try the local ip 127.0.0.1:8080 (kodi port) i can see the kodi libary through my web browser (thats how it should be), but when i try the myhomeserverkodi.ddns.net:8080 I do not see that web page (it should be visibile for kodi to work with alexa).

    Please guide.

     

     

    The UTM has a proxy DNS which you would point your internal devices at, you would put your forwarders in the proxy under DNS services.

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