@NX01 

 

 

I have no longer ER605v1 but i have different other Omada routers. and my configuration is different from yours.

I use this format have always worked on all routers from TP-Link

username: group-name%23username
password: xxxxxx
domain name: my.noip,domain

 

in order not to enter an admin account for no-ip in Omada controller, I always use groups that I configure inside the no-ip console, therefore the username is as you see here.

 

 

  @MR.S 

I don't use Omada. I use the router as a standalone device. 

 

However, the solution you've advised does not work when I enter my credentials as per your example

 

Note: I also have the option of custom DDNS on the router and I'm using the following update URL

 

https://%5BUSERNAME%5D:%5BPASSWORD%5D@dynupdate.no-ip.com/nic/update?hostname=[DOMAIN]&myip=[IP]

 

The above works from a webbrowser when I pass my "main noip username and password"  but from the ER605, if i put the same login details and domain, it doesn't. All I get in the service staus box is "offline"

 

  @NX01 

 

I found an old ER605v1 from the scrap box, it worked excellently when I tested no-ip in stand alone and controller mode.
there is firmware 1.3.1 on the router

I used the same login format as shown earlier. I haven't bothered to log in like you since ordinary login works perfectly against no-ip..

 

did you use the pre-defined "noip" menu item in services > Dynamic DNS > NOip? ID 1 Interface WAN Account Name group-name%23accountname Update Interval 1 hour Status Enabled Service Status Offline Dom name my noip domain The above for me do not work. I even tried the dom name as stated on noip site all dot ddnskey dot com

I decided to give up on the router side, it just doesn't seem to work for no-ip, whether i use the predefined service noip or if i use the custom option. The custom link i showed above works fine when i manually enter into a browser so I know that works, so i''m assuming something in the router isn't being passed correctly. ps. I decided to give up on the router side and have opted to use the custom line option instead on a spare Raspberry Pi. I created a crontab to run every 60 minutes and its working perfectly. I'm not sure why the predefined service is no longer working on the router. It used to, so maybe something changed on the noip side?? ps. the firmware on my router is: 1.3.0 Build 20230511 Rel.51317

I will also try firmware 1.3.1 to see if that resolves the issue. thanks again for your help.

  @NX01 

 

 

I've tested a bit here too, I try to put it in the crontab but it doesn't work, which command do you use in the crontab to make it work? from the ssh console it works but not from the crontab.

I use command like this.

 

when I get home I'll see if I can test a bit on the ER605v1 with custom settings in stand alone, I tested this on a Microtik today and it worked without problems so it should work with the ER605v1 too I think.

 

what I see at no-ip is that they have made changes to group usernames and passwords, so there is a lot of new stuff there, but the old ones still work, but it could be that there are changes that can cause problems, I don't know.