Hi,
I recently purchased a NAS for my home use and I would like to have my NAS found with a domain name. However, I do not have a static IP address, therefore I'm looking at using the services from NO-IP.
And the problem begins, my MX64 is xxxxx-gcjdzzbgjh.dynamic-m.com.
I would like to have my MX64 display my domain. How should I go about doing it?
Anyone help?
Thanks
Felix
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thanks for the reply.
It worked!!
@FelixWong wrote:Hi,
I recently purchased a NAS for my home use and I would like to have my NAS found with a domain name. However, I do not have a static IP address, therefore I'm looking at using the services from NO-IP.
And the problem begins, my MX64 is xxxxx-gcjdzzbgjh.dynamic-m.com.
I would like to have my MX64 display my domain. How should I go about doing it?
Anyone help?
Thanks
Felix
As pointed by @PhilipDAth, you can use a CNAME to point an existing subdomain or domain to your Meraki FQDN.
However this implies another DNS query for each time you access it. If you want, I have build a PHP script used to ping the Meraki address, get the IP and set it on a Cloudflare DNS. This way, I have my own DDNS service.
If you are interested in that script, let me know.
I would be.
Thank you so much,
Best Regards
Hello good day, could you please share the scrip with me?
Best Regards,
Roger
You can download it from here: https://stage.conceptsweb.ca/cfddns/cloudflare-ddns-meraki.zip
Thank you what is the steps for install? Or how did you accomplish it?