Hi,
using
ipAddress=xxx.is-a-geek.org
works, at least for me. Remove the leading %, it is a comment sign.
Also use DynDNS client to update your dynamic IP - DynDNS.org,
like ddclient (if you're on linux), periodically.
I am not sure, if you should also make your HOSTNAME xxx.is-a-geek.org?
Tweaking /etc/hosts (if on linux) to include mapping for xxx.is-a-geek.org
also might provide additional help. Someone more familiar with networking
could verify this?
Christian Menz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I´m running my node behind a NAT Firewall. I use a DynDNS account for
updating my IP. My DynDNS alias is something like xxx.is-a-geek.org.
Should I paste this into my freenet.ini as ipAddress?
I tried first with just filling in my actual IP, but it didn´t work after
I got a new one. So I changed the ipAddress field to xxx.is-a-geek.org,
but it does not work anymore now.
Thanks for advice!
Christian
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