How do I allow a connection from a noip address?
Added to /etc/hosts.allow :
sshd : 192.168.0.5 xirconuk.ddns.net
The 192 bit works like a dream. It just hangs on the noip bit.
Any ideas?
How do I allow a connection from a noip address?
Added to /etc/hosts.allow :
sshd : 192.168.0.5 xirconuk.ddns.net
The 192 bit works like a dream. It just hangs on the noip bit.
Any ideas?
Isn’t the client list comma delimited?
List elements should be separated by blanks and/or commas.
I guess not
I deleted the connection and re-did and it works
hurts now.
IMO the Noip system works, but frequently has issues with resolution. I found I had to run the DUC update every 5 minutes, from both ends of the connection, in order to maintain the resolution.
DUC update?
Strange - so far for me it has worked perfectly (AFAIK) - and allows me to run 2 separate mirrors on the NoIP address. It even changed over more quickly than I expected when ISP troubles actually changed my IP (DUC at work). I wonder if I just hit on magic settings - but no special tricks were needed…
Yeah, maybe Noip provides more resources for first-world countries, not banana republics like New Zealand or the UK
You have BANANAS?? Here I though it might be what you were, not what you had…
Actually - I don’t see how/why it would differ from one place to another - still Linux and still DUC. Are you sure DUC is configured properly - and set to frequent enough? Jus’ wondering…
I didn’t say we had bananas; rather that we are bananas.
Good on you, then. Looking at the world upside down can’t but help these days! Be glad you’re still in a republic, anyway…
The worst of these challenges we all face is that I’ll probably not make it down there after all - always wanted to (even before the LOTR). Bananas not required.