Re: [Openvpn-users] Recommend way to implement DDNS

["Trevor Osatchuk" <fybar27@xxxxxxxxx>]

This might sound like lunacy, but I wrote a script that gets the
external IP address and when it changes sends out an email with the
new address.  If he can't connect to the previous IP he can just check
his email.  My script checks this once an hour, so the maximum wait
for the IP would be 60 minutes.  This way you don't have to rely on a
third party.  Just a suggestion.

fybar

On 6/8/06, Mike Meyer <mwm-dated-1150228477.3e7176@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> In <448838AF.10602@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Chuck Bunn <chuck.bunn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
> > I have a client that does not want to pay for a fixed IP address for his
> > broadband connection. What is the best way to implement DDNS so that a
> > remote client can find his outside IP address if it changes. Any
> > recommended providers. I have looked at DynDNS as a provider, any one
> > have experience with them. Any others you might recommend?
>
> I used tzo.com for a while. They worked fine, but weren't very
> responsive when things didn't work.
>
> I'd suggest you check your client's router, and see what it
> supports. Then check the reviews (at amazon, for instance) and see
> which of those work, and use one of those. That way you don't have to
> do anything at the client site but turn it on.
>
>        <mike
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