Golovko All American 27023 Posts user info edit post |
anyone use this service? I'm looking for a DDNS service and the only two supported by my router appear to be TZO.com and DynDNS.org.
however dyndns.org doesn't seem to support my own domain. You have to have yourdomain.theirdomain.com
How is TZO.com service? IS it reliable? Back in the day I used no-ip.com but this seems to be a much better solution. 12/11/2007 8:52:00 PM |
Prospero All American 11662 Posts user info edit post |
how's this...
i have no-ip for my desktop/hamachi and dyndns for my router, both work well.
this is how i have it setup
desktop.mydomain.com points to my hamachi IP (which also uses no-ip) laptop.mydomain.com points to my hamachi IP (which also uses no-ip) router.mydomain.com points to my DDNS name
so basically just setup a CNAME for your domain to point to the DDNS name
i use no-ip to access my hamachi directly in case mydomain goes down.
yes, you can do this with one name but i'm horrible at remembering ports, so i have a unique name per PC, there are more efficient ways to do this i'm sure
[Edited on December 11, 2007 at 11:00 PM. Reason : clarifications] 12/11/2007 10:47:03 PM |
Golovko All American 27023 Posts user info edit post |
why do you have no-ip.com and a ddns for your router? wouldn't having a DDNS service point to your router allow you to access any machine on your network? 12/11/2007 10:49:12 PM |
Prospero All American 11662 Posts user info edit post |
i edited that, sorry that wasn't clear
and no i haven't used TZO.com, but it's not much different than the rest, they still charge you $59 to use your domain, when you can do this yourself if you already have webhosting by creating a CNAME record
[Edited on December 11, 2007 at 11:09 PM. Reason : .] 12/11/2007 11:02:10 PM |
Golovko All American 27023 Posts user info edit post |
ah, ok thanks for the clarifications. Thought i was missing something 12/11/2007 11:09:40 PM |
Prospero All American 11662 Posts user info edit post |
to be completely honest though, ALL my computers including work have hamachi on them, so i hardly ever use the DDNS for my PC's, but the DDNS I use to access router options is handy.
i would def. recommend using one service b/c it's easier to remember, and if you are good with remember what ports are what, then you CAN access multiple computers using port forwarding and ONE DDNS name 12/11/2007 11:12:10 PM |
Golovko All American 27023 Posts user info edit post |
well I do have .mac and 'back to my mac' enabled. So I can access my mac's file structure and screen share. I'm mainly looking to use it for web hosting on a small scale. 12/11/2007 11:13:52 PM |
quagmire02 All American 44225 Posts user info edit post |
yeah, hamachi ftw 12/12/2007 8:28:19 AM |