I use no-ip.com's dynamic DNS update client on my windows box at home to keep the DNS updated so that I can always connect to it.

Is there a way for the N900? They have a linux update client, however im not after porting it, just a script or something that uploads my IP to a server would do fine for me, but im not sure if this is the best solution or if someone has a different idea in mind.

Any method that would let me know my phones IP should I leave it at home for example, I can VNC to it and check messages/missed calls etc.

Whats the easiest way? Cheers guys

there's a script and even a .deb package for dyndns atleast (that works just fine), you can find it via search easily

Cheers mooglez. Read up on it and it seems to do the job I want.

A further question before I try this.

I was thinking about smscon and how reverse ssh had to be used instead of ssh due to it being behind NAT.

I guess im going to run into this problem trying VNC over WAN (via GPRS)?

Hi guys,

I have found a python script here:

http://blog.hostonnet.com/python-scr...pdate-noip-com

and it works just great in my N900.

Now I have to figure it out how to run it with crontab.

I hope it will help. Thanks.

Ok done. I followed the instructions from here:

http://blog.tersmitten.nl/how-to-use...okia-n900.html

Now everything works. Thank you.

Hi here you have a link to a thread where it is discussed how to allow ICMP replies on N900 when connecting to GPRS (by default it is disabled):

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=47427

would somebody explain me a bit what thease dydns icpmp public ip are??

Sure, THIS guy will be always happy to help you with gaining some basic informations about such things.

**** estel i do my research then i ask question ...btw i want a basic note on them as the long posts f****d my little mind so can i have a chance of sharing some bytes from yr medulla oblongata