No-IP Status
System status
View historical uptime →Incident overview
Total incidents
7
Active now
0
Resolved
7
Avg. resolution
41h 35m
Recent incidents
View all →No-IP Windows Client Registration and Configuration Fails
New No-IP Public Tunnels are Not Provisioned
Alternate port SMTP delivery problems
No-IP Public Tunnels SSL Certificates Not Being Set Correctly
Elevated errors on the Dynamic DNS update endpoint
Resolution issues affecting hopto.me hostnames
Webmail Login Unavailable
Frequently asked questions
Is No-IP down right now?
No-IP is currently operational. DevHelm monitors No-IP's official status page continuously and updates this page every 5 minutes.
What is No-IP's current uptime?
No-IP has a measured 30-day uptime of 99.86%. Over the last 24 hours, uptime is 100.00%, and over 7 days it is 99.81%. These figures are computed from No-IP's official status page data.
How many incidents has No-IP had recently?
No-IP has experienced 7 incidents in the recent monitoring window. Resolved incidents were fixed in an average of 41h 35m. All incidents are currently resolved.
What components does No-IP monitor?
DevHelm tracks 20 individual components for No-IP, including Website, Account Management (my.noip.com), Free Dynamic DNS, Enhanced Dynamic DNS, Plus Managed DNS, and 15 more. Each component has its own status and 90-day uptime history shown above.
How can I get notified about No-IP outages?
You can subscribe to No-IP's incident feed via Atom/RSS at devhelm.io/status/noip/feed.xml for use in any feed reader. For real-time alerts via Slack, email, PagerDuty, or webhooks, add No-IP as a dependency in your DevHelm workspace.
About No-IP status monitoring
This page provides real-time operational status for No-IP, powered by DevHelm's continuous monitoring infrastructure. We track No-IP's official status page and aggregate component-level data into uptime percentages, incident timelines, and historical trends.
No-IP status data is refreshed every 5 minutes. We currently track 20 individual components, each with its own operational status and 90-day uptime history.
Uptime percentages represent the proportion of time all monitored components reported operational status. Incident data comes from vendor-published incident timelines and includes status updates, affected components, and resolution times.
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