OpenWRT DDNS: Difference between revisions
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opkg update | opkg update | ||
Client: opkg install ddns-scripts ddns-scripts-nsupdate luci-app-ddns wget curl | Client: opkg install ddns-scripts ddns-scripts-nsupdate luci-app-ddns wget curl bind-nslookup | ||
Server: opkg install bind-server bind-tools (bind-tools includes: bind-rndc bind-check, plus dependencies are all installed)** | Server: opkg install bind-server bind-tools (bind-tools includes: bind-rndc bind-check, plus dependencies are all installed)** | ||
If it isn't obvious, the client | If it isn't obvious, the client software will be installed on different devices. The Server will be running BIND / NAMED and should also have a static IP Address assigned to the WAN interface. | ||
See the BIND / NAMED section in this [[Linksys AC Series Router Configuration Tips for OpenWRT#DNS ( BIND / NAMED )|article]] for additional information on configuration. | See the BIND / NAMED section in this [[Linksys AC Series Router Configuration Tips for OpenWRT#DNS ( BIND / NAMED )|article]] for additional information on configuration. | ||
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> This OpenWRT [https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/ddns/client article] discusses and addresses several subjects related to WGET and CURL. | <nowiki>*</nowiki> This OpenWRT [https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/ddns/client article] discusses and addresses several subjects related to WGET and CURL. | ||
<nowiki>**</nowiki> It is necessary to disable the DNS functionality of DNSMASQ for BIND / NAMED to function properly. If DHCPD is used, and none of DNSMASQ's functionality is necessary, it is highly recommended to remove DNSMASQ instead of disabling it. Odd issues seem to crop up if it remains installed, even if disabled. | <nowiki>**</nowiki> It is necessary, on Server installation to disable the DNS functionality of DNSMASQ for BIND / NAMED to function properly. If DHCPD is used, and none of DNSMASQ's functionality is necessary, it is highly recommended to remove DNSMASQ instead of disabling it. Odd issues seem to crop up if it remains installed, even if disabled. | ||
====Directories and Configuration File Locations==== | ====Directories and Configuration File Locations==== |