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DyDNS and no-ip

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    #1

    DyDNS and no-ip

    Hello,
    Has anyone used Dydns or No-ip to host a home server without a static ip?

    Thank you
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    #2
    Re: DyDNS and no-ip

    I recently signed up with DynDns for this purpose and it works great. I am using their managed service which is 35.00 per year so I can use my own domain name.

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      #3
      Re: DyDNS and no-ip

      Thank you for answer Tim.
      Is there a step by step guide on how to do? I also signed with DynDns... But I am strugling making the re-direction.

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        #4
        Re: DyDNS and no-ip

        Paul,

        I struggled with figuring it out too and it took a considerable amount of experimenting for me to get it to work properly. They offer a 14 day trial which should give you ample time to see if it meets your needs. I also contacted their support with questions and they were very responsive and helpful.

        This link should help you get started:

        http://dyn.com/support/how-do-i-delegate-my-domain/

        Hope this helps
        Last edited by Tim Sutherland; 05-08-2014, 04:26 AM.

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          #5
          Re: DyDNS and no-ip

          Thank you Tim,
          I will post the update her with my experience.

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            #6
            Re: DyDNS and no-ip

            I use no-ip but also have a domain who's nameservers point to an account I have with DNS Made Easy. With DNS Made Easy I can create a dynamic A record that points to my home ip i.e. home.mydomain.com. I use a program called DirectUpdate which keeps both the NO-IP and my DnsMadeEasy addresses up to date to point to my current home address and I've never had any issues with it being up-to-date. The beauty of this is I can set up as many dynamic records as I need (for instance if a client or family member has a dynamic IP I can simply install DirectUpdate on their system and have it update the A record that points to their IP in my domain i.e. client1.mydomain.com, mom.mydomain.com).

            DnsMadeEasy is far and away the easiest DNS service I've found and it offers tremendous flexibility. You can check it out at: www.dnsmadeeasy.com

            DirectUpdate can be downloaded as shareware and purchased from: www.directupdate.net
            Brad Weaver, President
            ComputerAid International
            Ottawa ON Canada
            Versailles KY USA
            www.compuaid.com

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              #7
              Re: DyDNS and no-ip

              Thanks for the tip on DirectUpdate, looks good, checking it out now.

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                #8
                Re: DyDNS and no-ip

                No problem Michael. There are some great affordable utilities out there that I consider must-haves for Alpha users including DirectUpdate and AlwaysUp.
                Last edited by compuaid; 05-12-2014, 03:50 PM. Reason: Posted originally to wrong thread
                Brad Weaver, President
                ComputerAid International
                Ottawa ON Canada
                Versailles KY USA
                www.compuaid.com

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