Accessing local devices remotely using Dynamic DNS

With some upcoming videos I will be using Dynamic DNS so I wanted to make a video explaining what it is and how to set it up to refer back to.

[@denniskane6221]

Excllent detail. Only channel I have found that covers DDNS in all its parts (service, port forwarding, update client, etc.). Can't recommend this young man enough.

[@castletransport]

you're a genius! Your explanations are exquisite. Thank you for making it make so much sense. No waffle, just explanations that make sense. Thank you for making this video, cheers!

[@manuelrosas265]

Integrated concepts very well summarized, keep it up you are making great videos.

[@cptmayday]

Great explanation... You have a talent to explain complex topics in laymens terms... Congrats - keep it up!

[@grokitall]

one small point, some dynamic dns providers view continuous update as misconfigured, and block updates from you until you fix the problem. the downloadable software from this provider monitors your system and only sends updates to the provider when your dynamic ip address actually changes.

[@andreww7995]

Shout out from Austin, Texas. Great video!

[@kenwynne4729]

Well done. One thing to add is how to get port number.

[@taranchila5752]

IT pro here. Well done!

[@SiphesihleGogodla]

excellent tutorial , I learnet alot .I have to practice now.

[@yeknafaskesh1257]

Well Done with that explanation. Thank you.

[@MrWalbudri]

Great video

[@underwaterreporter]

Best vid on ddns

[@alexcolville5276]

Great explanation! Would you be able to do a similar one explaining how to configure a VPN on a router so you can access home network as if you are at home. for example accessing mounted NAS drives as if you were home etc

[@rongreen362]

Very informative

[@cmurrctown]

Thanks for a great video. What if I have more than one camera. Will each one be on a different port?

[@AnthonyJackson-mq2vw]

This is very helpful, however im confused on something - I have something on port 8000 , I need access to, I understand the concept of port forwarding, my questions is what IP address am i forwarding to is the IP address of the computer Im on is it the modems IP, is it the routers IP is it my public IP? Can you clarify that for me?

[@phreakii]

Can you with the Tapo app control the C200 outside your wifi Network?

[@ignaciorodriguez8260]

Hey great video! Question: does dyndns work well for accessing remote routers if the isp use CGNAT? Thanks!

[@cserajesh]

How to set up the DDNS Set up for Home router with port forwarding.

[@chubritsa9255]

Hi, thanks ! Just great content! I have one issue. I want to access a local device from outside the network but it's port is blocked for other IPs than the local one. Do you know what I could do in this case?

[@dunalar9454]

Hi I am trying to find an answer for combination of ddns and vpn. Is there any option to create .ddns.net with use of Openvpn? I would like to secure as most as possible the traffic between my home network and internet. Some sort of bridge by running Openvpn which connects me using .ddns.net.

[@chesshooligan1282]

Thank you.

[@raytech1479]

Hey bro don't know if you can help me with a program a use to redirect usb port over ip. The thing is set everything good as far as my knowledge goes but I Still cant get this thing to work I even setted up an ddns but not even with that. If I use same home network it work but not with ouside computers let. Me know if you can help me over teamviewer

[@nejamulhaque]

All the best

[@cesarmurillo2355]

Is there any port list to assign, how to know the port for a ip camera, or a PLC, or any other IP device, thanks

[@leestechprep]

Hi. To get the ip address for you local device have a look in your router settings. There is also a few network scanning packages out there.

[@retrobrahhh]

Can't figure out which port my nas uses. I can only get to the router login page. Who cares about that? How do I remotely access devices like my NAS? Makes no sense. I can access my nas login if i use http service on standard port 80. why would you have to ever use a different port?