in reply to Re^3: Nagios plugin to detect changed IP address of WRT54G router. - TIMTOWTDI
in thread Nagios plugin to detect changed IP address of WRT54G router.
1. Most of the scripts I've seen so far to do such IP updates were written in perl of course :-)
2. Getting a router with built-in support for services like DynDNS, No-IP.info or others is the best choice, as the IP is set a few seconds after the IP changes...
3. We have drifted away from the basic topic... Perl is a matter of choice and the ability to code the working solution - blue_cowdawg has just shown us that!
2. Getting a router with built-in support for services like DynDNS, No-IP.info or others is the best choice, as the IP is set a few seconds after the IP changes...
3. We have drifted away from the basic topic... Perl is a matter of choice and the ability to code the working solution - blue_cowdawg has just shown us that!
Greetz, Tom.
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