[CVALE] Dynamic DNS

[Loyd Schutte]

Most of the DNS updating clients they have you install on your system  
is really just a perl script that watches for a change in your  
dynamic ip and then broadcasts it back to the host. You can find the  
perl script out there and then set up a cron job to do it.

I use one of the inexpensive Linksys WRT54g routers (has the  
functionality built in because it's Linux) and then broadcast back to  
DYNDNS.ORG who takes care of the actual DNS pass through.

DYNDNS is free for private use with one of their domains but  you pay  
for using your own domain name. It's not that expensive though.

Mac users can also get the DYNDNS widget which will give your mac  
it's own domain to play with.

Good luck.

On Jan 21, 2007, at 7:08 PM, Joshua J. Kugler wrote:

> On Sunday 21 January 2007 14:58, Pandora said something like:
>> Most dynamic DNS has a standard, if not widely known protocol, well
>> supported in Linux.  Avoid any service that doesn't follow that
>> protocol, I beg you.  Let's see if I can't dredge up some links...
>>
>> http://ddclient.sourceforge.net/?page=2
>
> I've used ddclient for several years now, and it has proved stable and
> reliable.
>
> j
>
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