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I should have explained it better then :)

Some of the cisco 3750 can be bought cheaply on ebay and there are some that you can use with a 10G module (if you only need 1 or 2 ports)

The url is built like this: http://ourdomain/updatescript/routerid/email/password The main reason I didn't use the mydns update is because it didn't work directly. The dns update was also my first choice. But anyway. It's interesting to know different possible solutions :)

I couldn't get it working this is also much less code. Can you give an example for my updatelink?

It's not really a script (three lines) ip sla 1 http get http://yourupdatesite/yourid/youremail/YOUR_PWD ip sla schedule 1 life forever start-time now I still have to change the number of times it runs the script (this runs every minute) On the serverside we use a javascript page that get's...

Indeed, I payed it 750 Euro's 2 years ago.

In one or 2 years I'm going to run cabling in my house also. I've decided not to use other cabling then cat 6.

After searching for some other options I got it working with the ip sla command

router(config-kron-occurrence)# Apr 7 14:34:22.035: Major 1, Minor 0 Apr 7 14:34:22.035: Timer Event update Apr 7 14:34:22.035: Kron delay for next update 60000 Apr 7 14:34:22.035: Call parse_cmd 'tclsh http://mydomain Apr 7 14:34:22.175: Kron CLI return 0 ' **CLI 'tclsh...

The script is now running once and then deletes the cli line from config.

The problem is that the server is on the internet and the clients have a dynamic ip.

Cisco IOS Software, C181X Software (C181X-ADVIPSERVICESK9-M), Version 12.4(15)T)

To be clear: This is what I want: Currently I have following command that works for updating the ip tclsh http://myupdateaddress When I try to use this in a kronjob kron occurrence update in 1 recurring kron policy list update cli tclsh http://myupdateaddress cli write The router...

Actually the dynamic public ip's are collected on a webserver on the internet. The script should be executed onto the router.

I'm on the server side, not on the routerside. I already know I have to use tcl. Now I only have to execute a tcl command via a kronjob.