Am 2005-03-13 19:38:08, schrieb Andreas John:
> Hi!
>
> Besides that I see no relation to debian-ISP or debian in general, I
> would recommend Draytek Vigor, available with and without modem,and
> optionally with ISDN. The fine thing is, that those routers support L2TP
> and IPSEC in the box (I _dont_ mean IPSEC passthrough) and of course
> they do this dyndns stuff. Up to 16 VPN connections possible. AFAIR
> Sonic Wall Routers have similar capabilties.
> Alternatively you could look for a Linksys WRT54G Router - there is a
> linux distribution out for this one.
Thanks for the infos...
> To make all this a Debian-ISP thread: Is anyone aware of a Linux/Debian
> daemon that uses the same protocol as dyndns.org?
What do you mean with "daemon" ?
Client script ?
1) You can try to get the http://$router/status.html (or something
similar) and spyder it for the current IP. If it has changed,
wget the dyndns.org URL to get the DynDNS updated...
2) If you can have a website at your ISP put the file ip.php into
its root. The file should contain only:
<?php echo $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] ?>
which schould return a text/plainfile containing the IP-Address.
I have the file here:
<http://michelle.konzack.home.tamay-dogan.homelinux.net/ip.php>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
which is dyndns.org too.
> rgds,
> j.
Greetings
Michelle
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