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#171163 8-Apr-2015 16:48
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Since I've moved to Vodafone for ADSL. I've noticed that my IP changes every time my router reconnects. Apparently this is normal for unlimited plans.
But its a bit annoying for Unotelly.
There seem to be some fairly complicated methods for automatically updating the IP address but I was wondering if I already have the makings of a solution.

I have a WHS2011 server which uses a Microsoft supplied homeserver.com domain name. This keeps working even though my IP changes.

Can I simply put my homeserver domain name in the DynDNS setting in Unotelly? Would that achieve the same thing as actually having a DynDNS account?




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  #1279157 8-Apr-2015 16:51
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What do you call complicated? You could set this up on a PC pretty easy: http://help.unotelly.com/support/solutions/articles/22678-task-scheduler There is an OSX fix somewhere on there too. 



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  #1279158 8-Apr-2015 16:52
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Yes it would achieve the same thing, assuming your server updates it often enough.

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  #1279166 8-Apr-2015 16:58
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lxsw20: What do you call complicated? You could set this up on a PC pretty easy: http://help.unotelly.com/support/solutions/articles/22678-task-scheduler There is an OSX fix somewhere on there too. 

Comparatively complicated, yes. Enter 1 URL that I already have, versus an 8-step procedure on a headless server. Nothing I couldn't work around mind, but I like easy.




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