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Why do we need to bind a Dyndns to an interface?

I'm trying to configure a Dyndns hostname that must be valid either when the link 1 OR link 2 is up, but the Dynamic DNS configuration requires the hostname to be bound to an interface.

It's only useful to know the IP address of a specific interface, but we have to check link 1 and link 2 to see which one is up before trying a connection, e.g., establishing a VPN tunnel.

As we also don't have anymore the High Availability definition, we can't automate this check in the client side.

Does anyone know how to accomplish this?

[]s, MM

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sachingurung over 9 years ago

Hi Marcos,

Greetings.

Are you trying to configure DynDNS feature to resolve over two Interface Wan IP addresses ?

If that is the actual scenario you want to deploy, I request you to raise a feature request with us.

To report a this you can go through the give link:

http://feature.astaro.com/forums/330219-sophos-xg-firewall

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Sachin Gurung
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sachingurung over 9 years ago

Hi Marcos,

Greetings.

Are you trying to configure DynDNS feature to resolve over two Interface Wan IP addresses ?

If that is the actual scenario you want to deploy, I request you to raise a feature request with us.

To report a this you can go through the give link:

http://feature.astaro.com/forums/330219-sophos-xg-firewall

Thanks

Sachin Gurung
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