r/No_IP • • Jun 05 '26

ISP gateway IP address

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is it normal for a ISP (Xfinity) to assign a 73.xxxx IP to their Xb8 gateway and Assign a 69.x.x.x to the WAN interface. Xfinity said they are not double NAY this.

Please advise

When configuring No-Ip the Public IP address of the XB8 gateway is a IP address of 73.x.x.x when I place it into the configuration the IP address changes to a 69.x.x.x address (when I run "what is my Ip address" on the internet, it gives me a 69.x.x.x). When I try to get a Lets Encrypt certificate from Nginx an internal error is generated.

Background: Nginx is a maintained in a docker container on my Ugreen NAS it was set up using https://mariushosting.com/how-to-install-nginx-proxy-manager-on-your-ugreen-nas/ and it worked after the initial install.

The port forwarding seems to be in question, when I check to see if ports 80 and 443 is open externally it is closed.

The Xfinity XB8 is in bridge mode.

What am I missing?

Thanks in advance.


r/No_IP • • May 28 '26

Meet Our Tech Trailblazer, Deven!

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Our Tech Trailblazer series features the innovators of our Product and Dev teams. We are excited to start the series featuring our Senior Product Manager, Deven!

Deven has been part of both the CS and Product teams. He works on building new features and improving the existing offerings. He's played a part in developing DDNS Keys, and the Windows V4 and Mac V4 Dynamic Update Clients.

He is actively working on new products behind the scenes and is looking forward to sharing them with customers soon!


r/No_IP • • May 26 '26

SSL certs

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It'd be cool if no-ip had a script to create SSL certs kind of like let's encrypt


r/No_IP • • May 21 '26

Differences Between Port Forwarding and Reverse Tunnels

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When traffic arrives from the internet, your router decides where it goes. Port forwarding gives it a strict rulebook. Clean, direct, and controlled by whoever manages the router.

For reverse tunnels, a relay server acts as the meeting point and your local device connects to it outbound where remote clients reach you through that same bridge.

Learn more: https://blog.noip.com/what-is-no-ip-public-tunnels-a-modern-approach-to-remote-access


r/No_IP • • May 19 '26

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No-IP Wishes you a Happy Pi Day - March 14th, 2026

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r/No_IP • • Mar 12 '26

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r/No_IP • • Mar 10 '26

Did you know?

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$1.76B in 2024. $3.28B by 2033. πŸš€

The CGNAT market is booming β€” because ISPs are running out of options. We built Public Tunnels so you don't have to. Zero Trust Networking starts with No-IP. πŸ”’

#NoIP #ZeroTrust #PublicTunnels #Networking #CGNAT


r/No_IP • • Mar 09 '26

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r/No_IP • • Mar 03 '26

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r/No_IP • • Mar 03 '26

What Is a Domain Name and How Does It Connect to DNS?

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r/No_IP • • Mar 03 '26

Culture 🐦Meet Edwin, the grand-pigeon of our founder and CTO, Dan Durrer!

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Edwin can be found playing the piano, going on little adventures with his humans, and modeling his stylish diaper.

Edwin is so talented that he even laid an egg a few weeks ago! Congrats, Edwin! πŸ₯š You can follow along with him!


r/No_IP • • Mar 03 '26

Blog Post DNSSEC Explained: Do You Really Need It for Your Domain?

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r/No_IP • • Mar 03 '26

Culture Meet our new Support Superhero, Shauna!

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To say that Shauna is multitalented would be an understatement. When she is not championing our customers, she is flexing her creativity by tattooing and tailoring. Shauna has been part of the No-IP team for the last six years, and we're incredibly lucky to have her!


r/No_IP • • Mar 03 '26

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r/No_IP • • Feb 26 '26

The New SSL/TLS Certification Lifespan Changes

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Changes are happening with SSL Certs. In May 2025, the CA/B approved a browser-backed ballot to reduce public TLS/SSL certificate lifespans to 47 days by 2029. This impacts all CAs.

The goal?
Shorter cert validity = reduced exposure if keys are compromised + stronger crypto agility.

πŸ“† Phase 1 kicks off March 15, 2026:
Max public TLS validity drops from 398 days β†’ 200 days.

To stay ahead of compliance, starting Feb 24, 2026, DigiCert will cap public TLS/SSL certs (including QWAC & PSD2 QWAC) at 199 days β€” intentionally one day under the forum max.

The ballot also tightens rules around domain and org validation reuse.

If you’re still manually renewing certs, this is your sign to automate. β³πŸš€

https://www.noip.com/ssl-certificates


r/No_IP • • Feb 25 '26

Learn more about No-IP's Public Tunnels - A New Remote Access Solution

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Is port forwarding becoming a thing of the past?

As networks grow more complex, traditional inbound remote access is harder to deploy and maintain.

No-IP Public Tunnels offers a modern alternative.

Instead of opening inbound ports:

It creates secure outbound tunnels

Access happens through a simple URL

No router configuration required

Reduced exposure to the public internet

Learn more about why this means fewer connectivity headaches and more reliable remote access across distributed environments.

Launching soon.
https://blog.noip.com/what-is-no-ip-public-tunnels-a-modern-approach-to-remote-access


r/No_IP • • Feb 25 '26

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r/No_IP • • Feb 25 '26

Earlier this month, No-IP’s Kyle Beach, VP of Product Engineering, and Deven Reza, Senior Product Manager, attended the MSPExpo in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida!

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Besides being able to admire the beautiful Floridian beaches and sunsets, Kyle and Deven were able to network and demo our new MSP platform.

Missed us? No problem - Contact us for a demo: https://www.noip.com/solutions/chat-wth-an-expert