New HAP AX3 owner and I am trying to learn the MT features and interface.
In my previous setup I was using DuckDNS via pfSense VM. Today I am learning about IP Cloud via MT and that I can have SN###.Domain.com instead.
Is there any reason to use one over the other?
I saw there is a Script on GitHub to handle the DuckDNS in MT console, but I do not know how to use the command line interface yet as a home hobbyest.
For now I only plan on using VPN in from outside the home network when traveling should the need arise. I used to SSH in via port forward, but I figure VPN is better.
Any feedback would be great
Unkis
Re: IP Cloud vs DuckDNS
Personally, I use the SNxxxxx address provided by /ip cloud. That's 1 fewer script to maintain. And it has been pretty reliable. If you have a domain that you own, you can also create a CNAME subdomain and point it to the SNxxxx one, so you no longer have to remember the router's serial number.
There's also the Back-to-Home feature if you don't want to tinkle with the configurations of VPNs manually.
There's also the Back-to-Home feature if you don't want to tinkle with the configurations of VPNs manually.
Re: IP Cloud vs DuckDNS
Rarely but it does happen where IP cloud is not available, in that case a backup is not a bad idea. But yes IP cloud is very handy.
Re: IP Cloud vs DuckDNS
All,
Thanks for the feedback. I will try and give IP Cloud a try then, seems quite simple and learn something new.
Thank you,
Unkis
Thanks for the feedback. I will try and give IP Cloud a try then, seems quite simple and learn something new.
Thank you,
Unkis
Re: IP Cloud vs DuckDNS
As an example I have a mikrotik that I reach at a remote location,
In my firewall address list I put the IP Cloud URL name=RemoteRouter
Then in rules I can use interface-list=RemoteRouter and my local router resolves that for me. Very handy
In my firewall address list I put the IP Cloud URL name=RemoteRouter
Then in rules I can use interface-list=RemoteRouter and my local router resolves that for me. Very handy
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