Can I use my router status page as the source to detect IP address?

It is possible beginning from version 2.1.0.65.

In order to use your router status page as the source to detect your IP address, you need to do the followings:

1. Find the page on your router, which displays the status page. On D-Link DI-704P, the page is http://192.168.0.1/status.htm. Note that the IP address displayed here to access the status page maybe different on your configuration.Most router configuration page uses frame so you may not see the actual address of the status page. In this case, you need to find what is the actual address. Mozilla Firefox can easily be used to find this. By using Mozilla Firefox, on the status page, right click the mouse, and select:

   This Frame > Show Only This Frame.

2. Specify the address obtained above on IP Server box on Kana Dynamic IP Updater Setting page. Because most of the router requires login, you may need to specify that address as http://loginname:[email protected]/status.htm.
3. You need to add all IP addresses, other than your internet IP address, displayed on that status page into local IP list, including the subnet mask and domain name server.
4. Please make sure to do the test (click the Test button) before accepting the configuration.

Below is the router status page for various routers. Note that you may need to change the IP address to actual IP address of your router. If you have other information, please send it, together with the router model and brand, to the author by using the Contact page.