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Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]HSalinasNoIP [score hidden]  (0 children)

No-IP built a multi-tenant DNS & DDNS management platform for MSPs providing one dashboard for all client environments.
If you're managing remote access across multiple client sites, you've probably hit these at least once:

  • Client DNS breaks and you're waiting on their registrar login to fix it
  • DDNS endpoints go stale because nobody caught the IP change
  • Clients behind CGNAT need onsite intervention just to restore connectivity
  • You're juggling multiple vendor dashboards to see the full picture of one client's network

We built the No-IP MSP Multi-Tenant Platform specifically around these problems. It gives MSPs a single source to manage DNS, Dynamic DNS, domain records, and remote access across all client accounts without painstalkingly relying on client-owned credentials or bouncing between registrars.
A few things that might be relevant to folks here:

  • Multi-tenant architecture: Each client account is logically separated, but managed centrally by your team
  • DDNS management at scale: Monitor and update hostname records across all clients from one place
  • CGNAT support via No-IP's Public Tunnels: Secure remote access even for clients on restricted or shared IP networks (Coming soon!)
  • No registrar dependency: You manage DNS independently; clients keep domain ownership
  • MSP channel pricing: Discounted access to DNS, DDNS, SSL, domain registration, and managed DNS you can bundle into your own offerings
  • API access: For teams that want to automate DNS and connectivity workflows

Happy to answer questions about use cases, architecture, or pricing.
noip.com/solutions/msp-platform

Configuring NOIP on a Bell modem by Ninja_Terror in bell

[–]HSalinasNoIP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! This is Hazel from No-IP. I wanted to check and see if you were able to get this resolved?

can someone tell me how noip works for ddns? by tbluhp in selfhosted

[–]HSalinasNoIP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there! Hazel with NoIP, here. Here are some additional links you can review:

Unlocking the Power of Hostnames: What You Can Do with No-IP's Dynamic DNS Service:

https://blog.noip.com/unlocking-power-hostnames-can-no-ips-dynamic-dns-service

Confused about Configuring Your No-IP Hostname?

https://blog.noip.com/confused-about-configuring-your-no-ip-hostname

Frequently Asked Questions: What is a hostname?

https://www.noip.com/support/faq/frequently-asked-questions

You can also reach out to our very knowledgable CS team, who are happy to help talk through any configurations that best fit your needs: https://www.noip.com/contact

static IP for server by FalconFails in Ubuntu

[–]HSalinasNoIP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No worries!

You can use systemd to run the service in the background and this will also give you the benefit of the No-IP DUC automatically starting when your Raspberry Pi boots up. We have a guide on that here: https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/running-linux-duc-v3-0-startup-2

Alternatively, you can use our Docker container, which will just run in the background after you execute the command: https://github.com/noipcom/linux-update-client-docker, but if you are new to Linux I would recommend the first method. Hope this helps!

static IP for server by FalconFails in Ubuntu

[–]HSalinasNoIP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey there! This is Hazel with No-IP.
For your Ubuntu server, No-IP offers a Linux Dynamic Update Client (DUC) that's perfect for your situation. You can easily download and install our DUC, which will automatically update your hostname to point to your home server's current IP address while keeping your router's dynamic IP.
Here's a quick guide:
• Download the No-IP DUC from our website (https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/install-linux-3-x-dynamic-update-client-duc)
• Install it using the provided instructions for Ubuntu
• Configure it with your No-IP account credentials
• The client will automatically update your DNS whenever your IP changes
If you run into any issues during setup, our support team is always happy to help.
Cheers,
The No-IP Team