Hey, I was just wondering if I will be able to run a seti queue server like this on my router.
1 - I forwarded port 5517 to my seti queue machine(static)
2 - I create blah.no-ip.net at no ip.com
3 - I downloaded the client to give updates on my ip address changes (DHCP)
So now if you type in blah.no-ip.net and use port 5517, you should be able to access seti queue, right?
1 - I forwarded port 5517 to my seti queue machine(static)
2 - I create blah.no-ip.net at no ip.com
3 - I downloaded the client to give updates on my ip address changes (DHCP)
So now if you type in blah.no-ip.net and use port 5517, you should be able to access seti queue, right?