Hello everyone. I'm thinking in use that function, but i need to know if there is any possibility or reason can make my DNS name change without my conssentiment, or if it stay fixed as long as i'm using it.
Thank you!
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gabrielrocha
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Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
The IP Cloud domain name is FIXED, you cannot change it. So yes its stable!
RouterSerial#.sn.mynetname.net
RouterSerial#.sn.mynetname.net
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Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
Thanks! Did you asumed that or do you have any official doc with this information? I could't find anythingThe IP Cloud domain name is FIXED, you cannot change it. So yes its stable!
RouterSerial#.sn.mynetname.net
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
It change everytime you change the RouterBOARD.
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
It was hard to find!!!
Lets see.......
(a) I went to google and typed in IP Cloud Mikrotik
(b) The first entry that comes up...............
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:IP/Cloud
(c) I see a ddns example near the top with the format prescribed......
(d) Below that there is a note.................... name stored permanently............ is your first clue!
(e) Going down to properties I see the entry: dns-name (read-only: name)
Hmmm another clue, one cannot change the name.
(f) Then in the text for dns name: Shows DNS name assigned to the rdevice. Name consists of 12 character serial number appended by .sn.mynetname.net. This field is visible only after at least one ddns-request is successfully completed.
and yes, MT devices normally have a 12 character serial number.
Just to make sure I checked one of my devices and strangely enough, the serial number of the router was the first part of my IP cloud name..............
Lets see.......
(a) I went to google and typed in IP Cloud Mikrotik
(b) The first entry that comes up...............
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:IP/Cloud
(c) I see a ddns example near the top with the format prescribed......
(d) Below that there is a note.................... name stored permanently............ is your first clue!
(e) Going down to properties I see the entry: dns-name (read-only: name)
Hmmm another clue, one cannot change the name.
(f) Then in the text for dns name: Shows DNS name assigned to the rdevice. Name consists of 12 character serial number appended by .sn.mynetname.net. This field is visible only after at least one ddns-request is successfully completed.
and yes, MT devices normally have a 12 character serial number.
Just to make sure I checked one of my devices and strangely enough, the serial number of the router was the first part of my IP cloud name..............
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gabrielrocha
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Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
Certainly, that's the first thing i don, but i need to be sure about it. I admit i did not pay attention at this part about "assigned to the device" but even this way, was not clear for me if the addres will not change even after a reboot.It was hard to find!!!
Lets see.......
(a) I went to google and typed in IP Cloud Mikrotik
(b) The first entry that comes up...............
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:IP/Cloud
(c) I see a ddns example near the top with the format prescribed......
(d) Below that there is a note.................... name stored permanently............ is your first clue!
(e) Going down to properties I see the entry: dns-name (read-only: name)
Hmmm another clue, one cannot change the name.
(f) Then in the text for dns name: Shows DNS name assigned to the rdevice. Name consists of 12 character serial number appended by .sn.mynetname.net. This field is visible only after at least one ddns-request is successfully completed.
and yes, MT devices normally have a 12 character serial number.
Just to make sure I checked one of my devices and strangely enough, the serial number of the router was the first part of my IP cloud name..............
Anyway.... thanks for your time.
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
Not obvious: if you change the RouterBOARD, it is not possible to keep that serial number,
whether you still own the RouterBOARD or not, it is not possible to migrate the name!!!
(but is possible keeping update the DDNS leaving the board powered as a client, until the board works)
whether you still own the RouterBOARD or not, it is not possible to migrate the name!!!
(but is possible keeping update the DDNS leaving the board powered as a client, until the board works)
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
hey rextended,
1. few of us play musical routerboards
2. even less of us take our routers apart from the chassis and expose the routerboard assuming I think I know what you mean by routerboard
1. few of us play musical routerboards
2. even less of us take our routers apart from the chassis and expose the routerboard assuming I think I know what you mean by routerboard
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
Here, @anav, let me guide you to the MikroTik product selector.
Behold, RouterBOARDs: https://mikrotik.com/products/group/routerboard
Behold, RouterBOARDs: https://mikrotik.com/products/group/routerboard
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
Is simple, RouterBOARD is the generic name of all Mikrotik product that can run RouterOS...
other products like SwOS-only swithces, woobm, only-powerline, etc. do not are RouterBOARD(s)
For example the RouterBOARD "hEX S" is the commercial name of the RB760iGS
and that mean: RouterBOARD 7 [series] - 6 [ethernet] - 0 [wireless] - i [500mW passive PoE] - G [gigabit] - S [1 SFP not plus]
other products like SwOS-only swithces, woobm, only-powerline, etc. do not are RouterBOARD(s)
For example the RouterBOARD "hEX S" is the commercial name of the RB760iGS
and that mean: RouterBOARD 7 [series] - 6 [ethernet] - 0 [wireless] - i [500mW passive PoE] - G [gigabit] - S [1 SFP not plus]
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
I disagree!!
Why, because it is my nature!
When do Spaniards or Brits ever agree with Italians
Stick with wine, you are on safer ground!!
Why, because it is my nature!
When do Spaniards or Brits ever agree with Italians
Stick with wine, you are on safer ground!!
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Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
why not directlyHere, @anav, let me guide you to the MikroTik product selector.
Behold, RouterBOARDs: https://mikrotik.com/products/group/routerboard
https://www.routerboard.com
Surprise!!!
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
I take that as a capitulation, no hanging required, 
Too soon? Its been about 28,212 days.
(any fool can buy an URL, and after learning about VRF shortcomings with firewall rules and the like, I know there are fools at the place that makes these units)
Too soon? Its been about 28,212 days.(any fool can buy an URL, and after learning about VRF shortcomings with firewall rules and the like, I know there are fools at the place that makes these units)
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
routerboard.com is the old site before they moving the hardware part on same mikrotik.com site
The number is real?
I was born the same month .... but 19 days earlier
Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
April 28th 1945 ring a bell ??. A stone wall..........
But yes, I think its much better to celebrate April 09th ......... and I thought I was old...
Do you find it hard to soap between the creases ?? Well done, I hope I last that long.
But yes, I think its much better to celebrate April 09th ......... and I thought I was old...
Do you find it hard to soap between the creases ??
Well done, I hope I last that long.Re: IP/CLOUD/DDNS. Can it change the DNS name automatically?
Not being a fan of that side, nor of the other side, it is obvious that that date does not tell me anything.
Although now I understand what you mean...
Although now I understand what you mean...