Masking or Shielding my IP address

[Pepsiru1es92]

...Okay, i want to do the same thing, but I'm not using port 80, I have registeredf a no-ip, but when you go there my address bar shows MYIP:7000...So my question is can I use the process in Mars' post even if I don't use port 80?

[bacter]

Pepisiru..

its exactly the same: the custom-url replaces the real ip, and you have to indicate your port the same way as with ip.

Example with IP:   94.93.xx.yy:7000

If you custom define pepi.no-ip.org

your url must be: pepi.no-ip.org:7000

Everytime your port isn't defualt port 80, you have to indicate it, except if your domainprovider adds the port.(Something not very usefull, as you can use your domain for more things if no port is indicated!)

[Pepsiru1es92]

alright, i did it, but when you go to my site, the IP still shows up. I would provide links, but it doesn't apper as though i can delete this or or edit it if i wish to  

Could this just be an unavoidable thing since i'm using a port other than 80?

[bacter]

you have to switch to expert mode:

Set your custom ip in menu -> ip-address -> custom : pepi.no-ip.org

Then select in menu -> ip-address -> pepi.no-ip.org

Save the options

Now your default link to give away will be: http://pepi.no-ip.org:yourportselected

[pepsiru1es92]

Alright, i joined your wonderful forum so I can edit and delete posts at will. Anyway, my site is TRG.servegame.com, which redirects to MYIP:7000 and typing TRG.servegame.com:7000 goes nowhere 

[bacter]

Pepsiru..

Your 'domainname' TRG.servegame.com does not point to your server.

TRG.Servegame.com is NOT the url of your server and cannot be found on nameservers. What servegame.com (a no-ip service at 72.5.xx.yy) does, is redirect a request to TRG.servegame.com to your address 69.204.nn.mm:7000

As the request to YOUR server is then http:69.204.nn.mm:7000, te response from comes from YOUR server (with your IP-address), not from servegame.com !

To avoid this, you have to register a domain, not a redirection-service!

[pepsiru1es92]

okay. That makes sense. Does no-ip have free domains? it appers as if they do, here's a friend's site. It's worth noting that it always says linksadventure in his address bar. (and yes...he's hosting this himself. )

http://linksadventure.no-ip.org

[rejetto]

menu > dynamic dns updater > no-ip wizard

[pepsiru1es92]

Hey, it worked! 

Thanks.