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  1. November 20th, 2005, 09:19 AM #1
    darkhorse
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    dyndns vs. no-ip

    In the past I've used the no-ip service to overcome some connectivity issues when a dynamic IP address is involved.

    However.... when setting up some Netgear routers, it appears I can only select to use DynDNS.org.

    I suppose I could overcome this somehow.

    Though if I were to switch to DynDNS, how does this compare to no-ip ??
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  2. November 20th, 2005, 04:45 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse
    In the past I've used the no-ip service to overcome some connectivity issues when a dynamic IP address is involved.

    However.... when setting up some Netgear routers, it appears I can only select to use DynDNS.org.

    I suppose I could overcome this somehow.

    Though if I were to switch to DynDNS, how does this compare to no-ip ??
    I've used dyndns.org exclusively for about four years now and never had any complaint.

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