Article Summary
- Open the Mac OS DUC with Spotlight by pressing CMD + Space and typing No-IP DUC.
- Log in with your No-IP credentials, or your DDNS Key credentials if you created one.
- Click the No-IP logo on the status bar, then click 'View Logs'.
- Click Reveal to show the .log file in Finder if you need to export it.
Logs are a valuable resource when troubleshooting DDNS issues. In this guide we will show you how to find update logs from the DUC and output them to a text file.
First, open the Mac OS DUC. You can find the application using Spotlight search. Press CMD + Space and type No-IP DUC.
If you are not already logged in, use your No-IP account credentials to do so. If you created a DDNS Key for your host, use those credentials instead.
Next, locate the No-IP logo on your status bar and click on View Logs.
If you need to export the file, you can click Reveal to display the .log file in Finder.
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