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Old 11-13-2009, 04:59 PM   #1
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Remote IP reoprting


I was wondering if there was a way to use the DynDns feature of a Dlink DI-524 wrieless router to report a public IP to another server other that using the DynDns service?

I have to fix my mother in-law's PC once in awhile and I live about an hour away. If I could get her public IP from the DI-524 router she uses I could remote desktop in.

any thoughts would be awesome.
 
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Since dyndns is linked to a domainname
foo.mine.nu or simular, you only need to know the domainname.
 
  


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