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Thanks for the advice fellas, I actually fixed it the next day at the site and forgot you report back to you guys. Problem was the customer had the no-ip host name set to round robin, which I discovered after actually going into the host name's settings. He was attempting to set up a port redirect, because he convinced himself it was needed because we were using port 88 as the http port. I just ended up making a new host name so the default settings were there and it works great now.

Unfortunately, I'm not at the site of the DVR now, and the ip address has change, as I can't connect to webservice. I'll be able to get that when I get back to the site.

I have a dahua DVR and I'm trying to connect to remotely. I had it working fine, but recently when my ip address changes the DVR will not update the no-ip hostname's ip address. The strangest thing about this is that it will update the ip address when I reboot the DVR (I guess rebooting forces the dvr to send the update to no-ip?), so I know that my information is put in correctly and the DVR is capable of updating no-ip, it just won't do it on its own. Has anyone on here experienced this before, or have any idea on what could be causing this?