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[jnob]

If you have a PC-based client then you shouldn't configure byndns on  your router. But in this case your PC must have the public address (you could put in the DMZ). OTOH if you configure dyndns on the router, the client is there, and you should disable the client on the PC. You would need to then port forward any services to the PC that you want it to serve with the public address.

thanks for your reply.

The router says connected even if i use wrong password.
I can find nothing related to dynamic dns in the router log.

(my account works with a dyndns  client on a pc)

[defiant]

I'm using DynDNS Updater and it is able to find my wan ip-address even if my pc is behind a NAT firewall and has a 192.168.0.x address from the routers DHCP server.

Only reason why I now have a client on my pc is that dyndns in the router doesn't work and i keep getting Account Expiration Warnings from dyndns. Dyndns worked fine on dgl-4300.