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I have no idea if this is a valid question on these boards but, the community seems so bright here so I'll ask anyway.
I'm tryin gto setup the followign at home.
1) File server via my Western Digital MyBook Live 2TB (NAS) via Ethernet 2) Active Server via my laptop (which will be online 24/7 via Ethernet (wireless)
I have a Thomson TG784 router/modem.
Let's say my external IP is: 84.66.66.66 Internal IP Laptop: 192.168.0.60 Internal IP MyBook Live (NAS): 192.168.0.61
My domain name I own on an external website is: laptop.mydomain.com mybook.mydomain.com
How would fix this so I can connect the domain names to my internal IP's and access them, whenever, whereever I have internet access no matter what computer/system/OS I am on?
I don not have a static IP via my ISP so I'm guessing I have to use a service such as dyndns.org etc.?
Thank you!
Or try my baby: http://www.net-me.net (BETA started today).
– Alex – 2012-04-02T12:25:52.413I would advice transferring your domain to the dyndns provider instead of using multiple providers, you'll get a more reliable result. and if your router or nas supports it, use the build in dyndns client instead of using your laptop, that way if you're away (with your laptop) you can still reach your nas after an ip change. – HTDutchy – 2012-04-02T12:32:57.737
1@s4uadmin I agree. If some DNS provider supported by your router can host your domain, go for it. Maybe even it worth paying to save the hassle of laptop client (which will never be as good as router client). Alternatively, maybe it's worth installing dd-wrt on the router. – Alex – 2012-04-02T12:39:37.123