Juplink RX4-1800, User Manual

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8.6. DDNS
DDNS stands for dynamic domain name service/server.
At present, most routers access the Internet using dynamic IP. DDNS can bind the router's
dynamic Internet IP to a fixed domain name, so that users can access the router through the
fixed domain name on the internet.
Before setting, please do as follows:
1. Obtain domain name and account password information through DDNS service provider.
2. Open DDNS service, add service, fill in the information obtained in the previous step, and
then save the settings to enable the service.
Note:
You can register an account and apply for a domain name on the service provider's official
website through the built-in DDNS operator.
The user and password are those provided by the operator; the host name is the domain
name applied from the operator; the mandatory check is the time when domain name and
WAN port IP are forced to be updated.
If there is no special requirement, it is recommended to use the default configuration.
Only one DDNS service can be started at a time.
1) After logging in to your router, click
Advanced > Application .
2) Click Add button under DDNS .
3) Fill in the information applied for at the DDNS service provider, and click Apply to finish
your settings.
If you want to modify or delete the settings, click Edit or Delete button next to the
corresponding rule.