Steps For Netgear Router Ddns Setup

The DDNS service will automatically update the IP address details when it is assigned to your domain address. When the IP address of your domain name changes, the DNS server that is associated with will get updated automatically. Consider the procedure that is given below to configure the Netgear router Ddns setup.

First, get connected to your router’s network.

Turn on Wi-Fi and select your network name from the displayed list. Enter the password of your network. Click on the Connect button.

Go to the Netgear router setup page from your browser.

Enter the login credentials of the router.

If you have not yet changed the network credentials, enter the default username and password.

Type the username of the router as admin. Enter the password as password into the Netgear router Ddns setup.

Click the Advanced tab, then select the Advanced Setup option.

Choose Dynamic DNS. Ensure that the ‘Use a Dynamic DNS Service’ option is selected.

Check whether the Netgear option is selected from the drop-down list next to Service Provider.

In the ‘Do you have a NETGEAR DDNS or a No-IP DDNS account?’ section, click on the No radio button.

Enter the domain name, email address, and password of your account.

Click on the Register button. You will now get a successful message on your email. Click OK.

Open the email message received from Netgear and click on the activation link.

Now, you will enter the login page. This is the No-IP login page. You can see an account activation message on the screen.

You can now check whether the DDNS account is working.

Go to the router’s web interface and navigate to the Dynamic DNS page.

Select Yes under ‘Do you have a NETGEAR DDNS or a No-IP DDNS account?’

Click on the Show Status option. You can now manage your DDNS account easily. And completed the Netgear router Ddns setup.