Have you entered User Name, Password, Domain Name is correct?

fotodamaris wrote

https://duckdns.org

Hi! Thank you for your answer. I don't quite understand anyway. As I said, I only tried with no-ip because there are not many (free) options available in TP-Link software and compatibility is really important (the router needs to understand the host perfectly, as it would be signing in and updating the IP there). Or maybe I got something wrong?
Or are you recommending me to use a dd-wrt firmware, which for sure has more compatibility? (I had analised this option, but I thought an easier solution could be found as well)

jimasek wrote

Have you entered User Name, Password, Domain Name is correct?

Thank you! Yes, I have. And even if I insert on purpose wrong sign in data, it just stays like that.

https://duckdns.org

Hi! Thank you for your answer. I don't quite understand anyway. As I said, I only tried with no-ip because there are not many (free) options available in TP-Link software and compatibility is really important (the router needs to understand the host perfectly, as it would be signing in and updating the IP there). Or maybe I got something wrong?
Or are you recommending me to use a dd-wrt firmware, which for sure has more compatibility? (I had analised this option, but I thought an easier solution could be found as well)

fotodamaris wrote

If you feel capable, yes, just chose the correct version of Factory to dd-wrt bin. do not flash latest build r24461 flash r24160 that's one before latest and works like a charm, r24461 has issues going back to stock FW, you will need to do so via CLI.

Haha, I've done it before on my old Linksys WRT54G, but in this one I thought I wouldn't need it. I thought the official firmware was already prepared for something so simple as DDNS, but probably not :(.

Ok, I'll try it, then. Thank you!