APC symmertra (was PowerStrip)

[Timothy Domst]

Darin P. already pointed me to a client that I got to work, and it 
does, on the DynDNS site I see my Verizon-apportioned address always 
changes to match what's on the router.

Something is wrong with my forwarding because at present I don't even 
get the Apache page on my server Linux box from my Mac or other Linux 
box, and I think I might be messing it up between the DynDNS DNS 
servers and my address.  How much difference does it make what your 
server is called?  Does it have to be called myhost.xxxxxxxxxxx.com?  
Or is it ok just to point everything to the right address and port?

I will gladly pay in beer for help with this.

On Jan 3, 2005, at 9:08 PM, Dave Andruczyk wrote:

>
> --- Timothy Domst <timothy.domst at verizon.net> wrote:
>
>> I will trade use of my truck (on a day off, usually Sun. and Mon., 
>> part
>> of Tues. and Sat.) for help from someone who uses DynDNS and a 
>> Linksys
>> router.
>>
>
> I use dyndns.org and have a linksys..
>
>  I use "ddclient" which was dead simple to setup and it can use a 
> method that
> is firewall independant called "web" mode which uses an outside 
> webserver to
> show what IP you came from and it uses that.  I've used it for years 
> with no
> problems...
>
> If you want more help lemme know.  I could always use a spare beer now 
> and
> then....
>
>
>
> =====
> Dave J. Andruczyk
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