DDNS Client Problem

I'm trying to set up the built-in DDNS Client to use with Dyndns.org account. My confirugarion is: Public, dynamic IP; ADSL Modem with RJ45 connected to WAN port (Modem uses NAT and it can't be switched off, modem's IP: 192.168.0.1; ASUS: 192.168.0.2 & 10.0.0.1(in Asus' LAN)). Every time Asus tries to update the dns name it sets the IP from the private pool provided by the modem (192.168...), so when I try to connect my router from outside network, the dns name leads to 192.168... and the connection couldn't be done. If I use software dyndns client at one of computers in the Asus' LAN it sets correct IP. How to fix it and force DDNS Client to set the correct, public IP?

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Originally Posted by novax

I'm trying to set up the built-in DDNS Client to use with Dyndns.org account. My confirugarion is: Public, dynamic IP; ADSL Modem with RJ45 connected to WAN port (Modem uses NAT and it can't be switched off, modem's IP: 192.168.0.1; ASUS: 192.168.0.2 & 10.0.0.1(in Asus' LAN)). Every time Asus tries to update the dns name it sets the IP from the private pool provided by the modem (192.168...), so when I try to connect my router from outside network, the dns name leads to 192.168... and the connection couldn't be done. If I use software dyndns client at one of computers in the Asus' LAN it sets correct IP. How to fix it and force DDNS Client to set the correct, public IP?

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your modem should be having the details of the dyndns.
I have an orange livebox wich runs perfectly with it.
if you have a static ip, you can change the settings manualy on the dyndns website to your outside ip adress:)