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Verizon in New York apparently changes Dynamic IP Addresses very frequently--more often than every ten minutes. The DNS Updater does not update frequently enough resulting in wrong IP Address information. How can this be made to be more current? /s/ Alan Auerbach APJCORP |
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The official client only checks for a new IP every 10 minutes, so you need something else. Indeed, I'd suggest that you must use a hardware client connected directly to your ISP, something that uses the interface IP change to trigger an update (not all do). Off the top of my head, the only thing that will help you here is There may be other options, but none that I'm immediately aware of. Thank you for the information. The MODEM belongs to Verizon and it does not include DDNS. IS DDCLIENT a Windows app or Router firmware? Perhaps I should add a router that has DDNS built in. My only issue is space. /s/ Alan
Dec 20 at 03:56 PM
apjcorp
Is there a registry entry that controls the update period? /s/ Alan
Dec 20 at 04:25 PM
apjcorp
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When looking for a router your problem will be finding one that updates using the interface IP changes, not a periodic check. Finding out how the router does that won't be easy, you'll be best with something that supports DD-WRT or OpenWRT and the Optware package set so you can install
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