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DNS - Dynamic DNS

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[edit] Overview

Many DSL and cable broadband connections use dynamic IP addresses or cryptic hostnames like CPE0000C0F9AFEB.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com -- not particularly convenient! Once you activate your system, you can map a permanent domain name to your ClarkConnect system's changing IP address.

[edit] Activation

  • Login to your account
  • Click on Systems in the top navigation bar
  • Select the target system from the list of active systems in your account
  • Click on Network/Dynamic DNS in the menu

[edit] Configuration

[edit] Enable/Disable

If you have a static IP address, you can disable the Dynamic DNS service by specifying an IP or hostname.

[edit] Subdomain and Domain

To use the free dynamic DNS service, type a subdomain that you desire and then select a domain from list. The subdomain can be left blank if you have registered your own domain.

[edit] IP Address

The dynamic DNS system does IP address updates automatically. However, you can manually update the IP address from the configuration page.

[edit] Personal Domains

If you have registered your own domain in the past or you are considering registering a domain to use with your server, the dynamic DNS service is fully integrated into ClarkConnect's Domains and DNS services. If you aready own a domain, you'll need to purchase DNS Service. If you need to register a domain, you can do so here.

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