CLI-based Configuration Guide - IP Service

Procedure

1. Run system-view

   The system view is displayed.

2. Run ddns policy policy-name

   A DDNS policy is created and the DDNS policy view is displayed.

   By default, no DDNS policy is created in the system.

   A maximum of 10 DDNS policies can be configured on the device.

3. Run method { ddns [ both ] | http | vendor-specific }

   The update mode is configured for the device functioning as the DDNS client.

   By default, the update mode is vendor-specific for the device functioning as the DDNS client.

   • Configuring the update mode to ddns (DDNS update mode defined by the RFC2136)

     1. Run name-server name-server [ vpn-instance vpn-instance-name ]

        The DNS server for receiving update messages from the DDNS client is configured.

        By default, no DNS server for receiving DDNS update messages is configured.

     2. (Optional) Run interval interval-time

        The interval for sending DDNS update requests is set.

        By default, the interval for sending DDNS update requests is 3600 seconds.

        After the interval for sending DDNS update requests is set in the configured DDNS policy, the DDNS client sends DDNS update requests at intervals.

   • Configuring the update mode to vendor-specific (communicating with the Siemens DDNS server and DDNS servers provided at www.3322.org, www.dyndns.com, and www.oray.cn) or http (communicating with an HTTP-based common DDNS server)

     1. Run url request-url

        The URL in DDNS update requests is specified.

        NOTE:

        To ensure password security, you are advised to run the username username password password command to configure a user name and password. The password information in the configuration file is displayed in cipher text.

        After a DDNS policy is created, enter the URL and specify a DDNS server in the URL. The processes for the device to request DDNS updates from different DDNS servers are different; therefore, the URL configurations of DDNS servers are different.

        • If username username password password is not specified, the URL contains the user name and password, and their configurations are displayed in plain text.
          • When the device uses HTTP to communicate with the DDNS server provided at www.3322.org, the URL in a DDNS update request is:

            http://username:password@members.3322.org/dyndns/update?system=dyndns&hostname=<h>&myip=<a>

          • When the device uses HTTP to communicate with the DDNS server provided at www.dyndns.com, the URL in a DDNS update request is:

            http://username:password@update.dyndns.com/nic/update?hostname=<h>&myip=<a>

          • When the device uses TCP to communicate with the DDNS server provided at www.oray.cn, the URL in a DDNS update request is:

            oray://username:password@phddnsdev.oray.net

          • When the device uses HTTPS to communicate with the Siemens DDNS server, the URL in a DDNS update request is user-defined, for example,

            https://x.x.x.x/nic/update?group=med&user=huawei_test&password=12345&myip=192.168.19.2

            NOTE:

            During the configuration, replace x.x.x.x with the DDNS server IP address of Siemens.

          • When the device uses HTTP to communicate with a common DDNS server, the URL in a DDNS update request is:

            http://username:password@merri.s.dnaip.fi/reg/h=<h>&a=<a>

            NOTE:

            In the preceding URLs, username and password indicate the user name and password for logging in to the DDNS server. Set these parameters based on the registry information. For example, in http://huawei1:huawei2@merri.s.dnaip.fi/reg/h=<h>&a=<a>, huawei1 and huawei2 indicate the user name and password for logging in to the DDNS server.

        • If username username password password is specified, the URL only contains the fixed format <username>:<password>, not the user name and password. The user name and password are specified by username and password, and the password configuration is displayed in cipher text.
          • When the device uses HTTP to communicate with the DDNS server provided at www.3322.org, the URL in a DDNS update request is:

            http://<username>:<password>@members.3322.org/dyndns/update?system=dyndns&hostname=<h>&myip=<a>

          • When the device uses HTTP to communicate with the DDNS server provided at www.dyndns.com, the URL in a DDNS update request is:

            http://<username>:<password>@update.dyndns.com/nic/update?hostname=<h>&myip=<a>

          • When the device uses TCP to communicate with the DDNS server provided at www.oray.cn, the URL in a DDNS update request is:

            oray://<username>:<password>@phddnsdev.oray.net

          • When the device uses HTTPS to communicate with the Siemens DDNS server, the URL in a DDNS update request is user-defined, for example,

            https://x.x.x.x/nic/update?group=med&user=<username>&password=<password>&myip=192.168.19.2

            NOTE:

            During the configuration, replace x.x.x.x with the DDNS server IP address of Siemens.

          • When the device uses HTTP to communicate with a common DDNS server, the URL in a DDNS update request is:

            http://<username>:<password>@merri.s.dnaip.fi/reg/h=<h>&a=<a>

            NOTE:

            • In the preceding URLs, <username> and <password> are fixed formats, which cannot be modified.

            • The DDNS service is provided by DDNS servers from different vendors. When the DDNS server URL changes or the DDNS server stops providing service, the device used as the DDNS client cannot exchange packets with the DDNS server. The DDNS function may not take effect.If you fail to update the mapping entries between the DDNS domain name and IP address, you are advised to upgrade the router to the latest version.

     2. (Optional) Run ssl-policy policy-name

        The SSL policy is bound to the DDNS policy.

        NOTE:

        When the device functions as the DDNS client and communicates with the Siemens DDNS server, the device needs to encrypt packets using SSL. An SSL policy needs to be bound to the Siemens DDNS policy. To configure an SSL policy, see "SSL Configuration" in the Huawei AR Series V200R010 Configuration Guide - Security.

     3. (Optional) Run interval interval-time

        The interval for sending DDNS update requests is set.

        After the interval for sending DDNS update requests is set in the configured DDNS policy, the device sends DDNS update requests at intervals. By default, the interval for sending DDNS update requests is 3600 seconds.