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This looks awesome! So, rather than proxying requests from some server, I can use their dynamic ip product to just auto-update the DNS entry for my home comput
by gazzini 5y ago
This looks awesome!
So, rather than proxying requests from some server, I can use their dynamic ip product to just auto-update the DNS entry for my home computers whenever my ISP changes my DNS.
I imagine there will be some small downtime every time my ISP switches (cached DNS / TTL etc...), but it should happen rarely ().
I'll also search for "dynamic DNS" and see if anything else comes up, but this looks like a really good solution, thanks for posting it.
- ohiovr 5y agoYour welcome! BTW I found my ip address changed very rarely. dynu gives you a linux daemon that will allow you to notify your services. I might get one ip change every 4 months unless I'm changing my mac address on the router.