Open dns inactive?

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amcfanz

March 29, 2020 14:47

All was fine until like 3 days ago my ip changed and it won’t update on my dashboard says inactive made a support ticket no one has answered the ticket?please help

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  rotblitz March 29, 2020 17:57

  Continue trying to update your network from a browser.
  https://updates.opendns.com/nic/update?hostname=NetworkLabel

  Replace NetworkLabel by your network label.

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  amcfanz March 29, 2020 18:01

  Could you please tell me where the networks label is could you tell me where to find the network label

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  rotblitz March 29, 2020 18:02

  https://dashboard.opendns.com/settings/

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  amcfanz March 29, 2020 18:02

  When I update it through the program made for windows it tells me my ip is being used by someone else

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  rotblitz March 29, 2020 18:03

  Then try to obtain another IP address.

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  rotblitz March 29, 2020 18:04

  And as I said, continue to try it with a browser, not with the updater.

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  ksaye April 02, 2020 16:55

  I am having the same issue today.  Via the updates URL, it seems all good:

  

  But the portal says "inactive":

  

  Note I am using the ddclient:

  

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  rotblitz April 02, 2020 18:57

  To update your network manually, you click the green arrows icon beside "inactive".  This will reactivate your dashboard network.

  Then monitor your ddclient going further to see if it updates next time when your IP address changes.  If it doesn't, you look into its log to see what the problem is.

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  ksaye April 02, 2020 19:02

  So while I agree that it will make the IP from the browser active, the issue, the theme of this post, is that the ddclient [in my case] or some update mechanism is putting the network to inactive.

  Clearly to get it working now I have clicked the double arrows, but should I have had to?

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  rotblitz April 02, 2020 19:34

  I think so, yes.  My experience is that under certain further circumstances a network goes into inactive status if and when another user claims the IP address currently registered with this network.  It is not your updater causing your network becoming inactive.  And I have found that a manual update at the dashboard or via browser are the methods to release the network from the inactive status.

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  mark April 06, 2020 18:12

  Having/had similar issue.  I cannot get my settings at OpenDNS to accept an update.  I have a ticket open, been 8 hours.  When I try to add the current ISP IP, it says it is already in use.  If I try to enter another IP, the verification email link does not work (smart enough to know that is not my IP).  It is like I am in a loop.  Think I need someone on the opendns side to purge the IP that it knows for my account to let me add the IP.  I do run the opendns updater on a mac.  Something got out of sync -- feels like a bug to me.

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  rotblitz April 06, 2020 20:07

  Try to obtain another IP address, or wait for your ticket being fulfilled.

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