PINK

Mososki

I am working on a sonar driven water elevation unit with a PINK internet burner.· I can see the PINK over the internet only when I turn on DMZ.· I have forwarded the http and ftp ports on my Dlink router.· Is there something else I'm missing?· I don't think it's a good idea using the DMZ on the PINK.

Also,
How about some basic lessons again on how to use the PINK?· The directions are lacking some details.· It took me awhile to find out whether its a zero or an "O" in the variable address.· The documetation does not say.·

How do you find the PINK after the cable company changes your IP every 2 weeks?

Mark

Robert Kubichek

Mososki said...
I am working on a sonar driven water elevation unit with a PINK internet burner. I can see the PINK over the internet only when I turn on DMZ. I have forwarded the http and ftp ports on my Dlink router. Is there something else I'm missing? I don't think it's a good idea using the DMZ on the PINK.


Also,

How about some basic lessons again on how to use the PINK? The directions are lacking some details. It took me awhile to find out whether its a zero or an "O" in the variable address. The documetation does not say.



How do you find the PINK after the cable company changes your IP every 2 weeks?



Mark

To use PINK with a Dynamic IP address ( yours ), you would need to have a router set up to do DDNS.
I am running the same way with my website, as my router supports DDNS.
Currently I use " no-ip.com " for my updating...


Bob N9LVU

Post Edited (Robert Kubichek) : 3/30/2006 4:09:19 AM GMT