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25 minutes ago, JoaoDforce said:

Hello there so I have A TP-Link Archer C59 router, and it has a USB port that I have used to put a hard drive on.

 

I want to make a 'Personal Cloud' per se. I have a DDNS on it and it works great outside my network by on the inside I need to use the internal network IP.

 

My plan was to make a local DNS server on the router, since I don't want to focus a whole computer just for this task because of the energy coast involved on it.

 

I tried SSH into it but it to build a DNS server myself, but it doesn't allot me, the further I got was trying to log in with my Web credentials but it says:

 

PTY allocation request failed on channel 0

shell request failed on channel 0

 

I tried putting commands right after the ssh and I got:

 

exec request failed on channel 0

 

If somebody has any idea how I can achieve my goal I would be glad to hear or try it :)

 

I don't know if this will help but you can make an old android phone into a DNS server.

Hello there so I have A TP-Link Archer C59 router, and it has a USB port that I have used to put a hard drive on.

 

I want to make a 'Personal Cloud' per se. I have a DDNS on it and it works great outside my network by on the inside I need to use the internal network IP.

 

My plan was to make a local DNS server on the router, since I don't want to focus a whole computer just for this task because of the energy coast involved on it.

 

I tried SSH into it but it to build a DNS server myself, but it doesn't allot me, the further I got was trying to log in with my Web credentials but it says:

 

PTY allocation request failed on channel 0

shell request failed on channel 0

 

I tried putting commands right after the ssh and I got:

 

exec request failed on channel 0

 

If somebody has any idea how I can achieve my goal I would be glad to hear or try it :)

 

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25 minutes ago, JoaoDforce said:

Hello there so I have A TP-Link Archer C59 router, and it has a USB port that I have used to put a hard drive on.

 

I want to make a 'Personal Cloud' per se. I have a DDNS on it and it works great outside my network by on the inside I need to use the internal network IP.

 

My plan was to make a local DNS server on the router, since I don't want to focus a whole computer just for this task because of the energy coast involved on it.

 

I tried SSH into it but it to build a DNS server myself, but it doesn't allot me, the further I got was trying to log in with my Web credentials but it says:

 

PTY allocation request failed on channel 0

shell request failed on channel 0

 

I tried putting commands right after the ssh and I got:

 

exec request failed on channel 0

 

If somebody has any idea how I can achieve my goal I would be glad to hear or try it :)

 

I don't know if this will help but you can make an old android phone into a DNS server.

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Just now, Wh0_Am_1 said:

I don't know if this will help but you can make an old android phone into a DNS server.

Thats actually a very good idea, I'll search for an old android phone to do it, I really wanted to screw around with my router tho hahaha

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OK here is the app for that.

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3 minutes ago, Wh0_Am_1 said:

OK here is the app for that.

Pretty sure I know how to do it, I just never thought about it you know? thanks for the tip :)

 

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Just now, JoaoDforce said:

Pretty sure I know how to do it, I just never thought about it you know? thanks for the tip :)

 

Your welcome! Happy to help! :)

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