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Mac No-IP X checks your IP address at a given time intervals to see if it has changed. If your IP address has changed, it will notify our DNS servers and update the IP corresponding to your No-IP/No-IP+ hostname.
What's New
Version 3.1.2a: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later
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Mac No-IP X checks your IP address at a given time intervals to see if it has changed. If your IP address has changed, it will notify our DNS servers and update the IP corresponding to your No-IP/No-IP+ hostname.
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Cowicide reviewed on 22 Oct 2008
Check my review history at VT over the years, this is a regrettable first for me. This company is the worst I've ever dealt with in 15+ years. They make changes to your network that can cause functionality problems and they will absolutely REFUSE to let you know what on earth their undocumented scripts, etc. do to your system and how to properly remove them. Avoid this software and service like the plague. They wrecked my ability to use printer sharing until I painfully figured out how to remove their changes to my network (while in the meantime they REFUSED to assist me with this and are in absolute denial that they had anything to do with it). Magically, printer sharing works again immediately after removing their trojan horse of an app. They REFUSE to document what they specifically affect on your system and it makes me wonder if that is for nefarious purposes or just gross ineptitude. Either way, this has by far been the worst app experience I've ever had. The company I work for is even considering legal action against them. Rotten customer "service" and a rotten app. AVOID.
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Anonymous reviewed on 23 Sep 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 04 Jun 2005
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Would be awesome if this could be addresses. As well as having the daemon update once after each computer restarts (that is, if it doesn't already do that).
Otherwise, No-Ip is a winner! I love everything else about it. Thanks.
Note: I'm using Mac OS X 10.4.10 on a dual G5 2.5 PPC with 1.5 GB RAM.
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As far as whether the updating of my IP goes, it might be working or might not, that is, my problem with visitors being unable to enter my server, could possibly be related to the web server I'm using (Abyss Web Server).
But nevertheless, I think the wrong date in the MacNoIP_DUC.log is a bit weird.
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I opened a trouble ticket with the folks at no-ip.com and they stated that the are not substantial differences between 3.1.1 and 3.1.2.
The new version number is because they are using a different installed in 3.1.2
Users of 3.1.1 need not (and likely cannot) update to 3.1.2