#Run dyn updater as a service update#
#Run dyn updater as a service plus#

Client computers must run a DynDNS client (typically a small program running in the system tray) - see update methods below for details. You can use any registered domain name that you own (or a sub-name of such names) as the DynDNS host name suffix.

#Run dyn updater as a service plus#

In order to use this plug-in, Simple DNS Plus must be running on a static public IP address, and you must have a registered Internet domain name correctly configured and hosted by this Simple DNS Plus server. Additional host name aliases (any domain name) can also be specified for each user. running on a computer with a dynamic Internet IP address.Įach user / client computer automatically gets a host name in the format '.' which can be used to access that computer over the Internet.

For example making it easy to connect with company road warriors, branch offices, etc.Ī DynDNS service makes it possible to connect, using a static host name, to any kind of service including web-server, mail-server, remote desktop, VPN, etc. This plug-in makes it easy to run your own 'DynDNS' service with Simple DNS plus (just like, , tzo.com, etc.).īesides from running a public DynDNS service, there are many possible uses for this. Open page on GitHub DynDNS Service plug-in

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We regularly add support for other dynamic DNS providers and IPv6 Tunnel Brokers. If you do not have technical skills to configure these generic providers, don't worry, send us a note and we will help you. You can also use two new Generic Providers to support most dynamic DNS providers. Supported dynamic DNS providers: ChangeIP, CloudFlare, ClouDNS, DNS-O-Matic, DNS2Go, DNSEver, DNSExit, DNShome, DNSMadeEasy, DNSZi, DreamHost, DuckDNS, duiaDNS, DynDNS,, DynDNS.berlin, DYNU, Dynv6, EasyDNS,, EntryDNS,, GoDaddy, Google Domains,, Hurricane Electric, Joker, LaView, Loopia, MyDNS.jp, MyOnlinePortal, NameCheap, No-IP, Now-DNS, OpenDNS, OVH, Pair Domains, RimuHosting,, Sitelutions, Sonic,, TwoDNS, YDNS.io, ZoneEdit, and Zonomi. Upon each login, dDNS Broker SE can start running in the background, only alerting you, should you choose, to IP address changes, dynamic DNS record updates, and changes in active network interfaces-out of sight, but always keeping you up to date. Meanwhile, sensitive information, like passwords, are saved only in your system’s keychain. And, if something doesn’t go as expected, simply consult the service provider-specific diagnostic report offered with each query and update attempt. The user interface’s dialog dynamically adapts to each service provider’s features and terminology, while info buttons provide guidance at each step. Also, dDNS Broker SE always detects your IPv4 address accurately - even when your system is behind a transparent proxy.ĭDNS Broker SE's user interface was built for intuitive usage. Since dDNS Broker SE can distinguish between separate networks, it works without interruption should your server ever be on the move, either physically or virtually. Like its predecessor, dDNS Broker SE works with about 50 popular dynamic DNS service providers, and can monitor public IPv4 and IPv6 address changes across multiple network interfaces.