March-13th-2020, 11:54 AM
Dear Devendra,
for my home network and internet router configuration I have chosen a Germany DNS provider named https://update.spdyn.de/. This provider grants you DNS support for free. I am pretty sure there are many other DNS provider on the market and specifically also in India that are free too.
DNS provider in general: once you have chosen your personal DNS provider you usually create an account where you can choose a unique and private DNS name (sometimes called Domain name also) this provider is reserving for you. This DNS name is also the name you have to configure in the Open VPN server during the setup.
As next you need to reconfigure your internet router to send its internet IP address to your service provider whenever it is changed (due to forced disconnection of DSL connection after 24h). With this information the provider is able to route any accesses to the DNS name to the internet IP address of your router. Usually the provider gives you valid credentials you have to configure in your internet router.
From that point on any access from all over the world to your DNS name will be automatically routed to your internet router. So whenever the Open VPN Client accesses to DNS name its accesses are routed to your router and from there to the netPI if you have conifgured port forwarding in your router.
Thx
Armin
for my home network and internet router configuration I have chosen a Germany DNS provider named https://update.spdyn.de/. This provider grants you DNS support for free. I am pretty sure there are many other DNS provider on the market and specifically also in India that are free too.
DNS provider in general: once you have chosen your personal DNS provider you usually create an account where you can choose a unique and private DNS name (sometimes called Domain name also) this provider is reserving for you. This DNS name is also the name you have to configure in the Open VPN server during the setup.
As next you need to reconfigure your internet router to send its internet IP address to your service provider whenever it is changed (due to forced disconnection of DSL connection after 24h). With this information the provider is able to route any accesses to the DNS name to the internet IP address of your router. Usually the provider gives you valid credentials you have to configure in your internet router.
From that point on any access from all over the world to your DNS name will be automatically routed to your internet router. So whenever the Open VPN Client accesses to DNS name its accesses are routed to your router and from there to the netPI if you have conifgured port forwarding in your router.
Thx
Armin
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