Anon
NLGreat service for 5 years and counting Hey @no-ip, your service can do with a 'troubleshooting help' link near your front page. I've been using this service for about 5 years now and had *zero* downtime. This company just gets me what I need: some free subdomain with a dns record that's easy and cheap to automatically update I've noticed a lot of negative reviews, and I've had several peers get upset (and blame no-ip) when they couldn't figure out why they couldn't get their things running as expected. Unfortunately, their disappointment was often misplaced. Perhaps no-ip could put some 'general instructions for port forwarding' or something for more novice users? Overall, I love this service
Locness
FRI don't have any problem I'm using a free NO-IP domain with my server at home. I had no problem of my account being disabled or anything like that. Yes, you need to "confirm" your hostname every 30 days, but that's okay IMO.
Fulvio Zaiotti
ITFast answer and quick problem solving -
Martin S.
DEThe prices have almost doubled! I have used NOIP's service for more than 10 years and with a few exceptions everything was mostly satisfactory. The prices were always relatively high, but the service was usually okay. But the latest increase is simply outrageous and brazen. Without notice the prices were almost doubled and then without asking! drawn in automatically! This is also incomprehensible, as the costs in this area have become cheaper. Other providers with comparable offerings sometimes cost less than 1/10th of Noip's service prices. This is no longer a reliable partner. Time to say goodbye
Christopher Massey
GBThere DNS updates pretty well and can… There DNS updates pretty well and can be useful they added support for ipv6 something that more and more people use including me except DUC doesn't support it? so now NO-IP is less useful and I may have find an alternative