Sorry if I didn't answer but my Raspberry Pi had some strange problems probably caused by the Sd Card. Tomorrow I'm reflashing Raspbian and I will tell you the results.

In my raspberry pi I have already installed No-IP duc client and it updates regularly. The problem is: I can connect to my No-IP address port 10922 (or another forwarded port that points to 22) on the same WiFi which the Raspberry Pi is connected to, but using my smartphone's data plan it looks unre...

DougieLawson wrote:Is 192.168.0.107 defined as a fixed IP address?

If for fixed you mean static, then it is, it has a reserved IP address which is 192.168.0.107 and for external connections i would like to use No-IP because the external IP would change and I would have to set it every time this happens.

Have you got 192.168.0.107 port forwarded in your router/gateway at 192.168.0.1? Are the right ports defined in the forwarding table? ID SERVICE PORT INTERNAL PORT IP ADDRESS PROTOCOL STATUS 1 10922 22 192.168.0.107 ALL ENABLED I access my router typing in my browser 192.168.0.1 and Raspberry Pi's ...

I tried port 5395 and 62881 with no results. I'm not really good at router configuration and I can't manage how to get it working. Maybe ISP/router is blocking all external connections? Thanks for the help.

IP: 192.168.0.107 GW: 192.168.0.1 Host: raspberrypi Public IP: 78.134.55.*** Domain: 78-134-55-***.v4.ngi.it Do i need to check the Public IP on the port scan tool? If yes, i checked this ports: 78.134.55.*** isn't responding on port 21 (ftp). 78.134.55.*** isn't responding on port 22 (ssh). 78.134...

I don't know which IP I should use on the port scan tool. I tried connecting using my Raspi's external IP address (which i get using curl mioip.it) and using port 10922 i can connect, using 22 i can't; all this on the same WiFi. I can connect to it using local IP address and port 22 too. Do you mean...

In my router i enabled something like NAT because it said I need it for Port Forwrding to take effect. Is 10922 a standard port that may be blocked? In my router settings my router has a public IP and i can connect to it with port 10922 and i am redirected to my Raspberry Pi. I don't think I setup m...

Hi, I have been using SSH on my local network to connect to my Raspberry Pi from a Samsung tablet and use python from there, and it worked really well. Now i was thinking if i could use my Raspberry Pi via smartphone to stay always connected and i installed JuiceSSH, but this is not important. I sea...