Dynamic DNS update using Indigo schedule?
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Re: Dynamic DNS update using Indigo schedule?
The backslash was pure typing error on my part. Glad it worked for you.
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CliveS wrote:(don't know how much that is after Brexit in UK Pounds!!!)
About £200. But don't worry.. the yanks are working hard on dragging theirs down too so it'll all work out in the end
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Re: Dynamic DNS update using Indigo schedule?
Colorado4Wheeler wrote:I use DynDNS and it's free for up to 10 hosts I believe.
If you can point me to where this offer is on their site, I would appreciate it, because I couldn't find it. My ISP's router supports it, but I hadn't used it because of the fees.
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Re: Dynamic DNS update using Indigo schedule?
Bollar wrote:I understand wanting to get this in Indigo, but there are several lightweight dynamic DNS updaters that work in MacOS - that will be the most straightforward solution. I use the DynDNS updater.
I'd also look at your router to see if it offers that functionality.
A Mikrotik router provide DDNS as part of the purchase price of the router. Click on the ip/cloud/DDNS check box to enable this service.
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