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Simple answer: Yes! If you prefer to use the free dynamic DNS update software provided by the dynamic DNS host, such as the N0-IP.com's program rather than "shareware" like DynSite that one has to pay extra for, or may not wish to run multiple DNS update clients at the same time. Check 'Dynamic IP' Enter your dynamic DNS name into 'IP from this DNS' Save the setup. Wait up to two minutes then check, if the DNS name resolves, the IP will show in the 'STATIC IP' field, but it will change when your DNS name resolves to a new IP. If a member with DHCP or PPPoE service elects to supply a domain name (such as "rdotson.net" for example) in lieu of a static IP address, he or she has the responsibility to ensure that their DNS listings are kept current.
 got feedback?FAQ says this - If a member with DHCP or PPPoE service elects to supply a domain name (such as "rdotson.net" for example) in lieu of a static IP address, he or she has the responsibility to ensure that their DNS listings are kept current.
Does this mean I have to update THIS site when my IP changes? I ask because it when my IP changes this site has no idea that it has changed. 2009-11-05 13:12:32 (Dersgniw by RKBA | |||||
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