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| There are 3 ways you can have your DynDSL Hostname updated with your current IP Address.
- Login to our website with your userid and password and manually click the "Change Hostname" option button
- Enable the "Auto URL" feature in your DynDSL account and make DynDSL your browser Homepage so that your IP address is updated each time you start your browser, or
- You can Download one of the following clients, configure it, and have it automatically login for you!
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| Windows 9x ( Requires ActivePerl ) | Free | This package requires the prior separate installation of ActivePerl. The file is a self-extracting zip executable file | gnudip-2.3.5.exe
(53 kb) |
| Windows 9x ( StandAlone ) | Free | ActivePerl takes up about 50 meg of disk space, and most of this is not needed by the client script. So there is a separate version of the Windows client package, with the necessary files from ActivePerl included with it. It should be easier to install. | gnudip-2.3.5.exe
(140 kb) |
| Unix / Linux | Free | Gunzip then untar package and confiure the Perl client by running it with a "-c" option ( gdipc.pl -c ). Once Configuration is complete - run gdipc.pl without any options to perform Hostname updates. | gnudip-2.3.5.tar.gz
(650 KB) |
| Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/XP | Shareware | A great Windows client for managing multiple Dynamic Dns Services - also supports DynDSL.com. If you have been using DynSite to update your DynDSL account - you need to download the latest version (Beta) of DynSite in order for it to work with the DynDSL V2.3.5. Once you have downloaded the New version of DynSite - you need to then download and unzip the following DynDSL Patch (0.5 KB) and place it in your DynSite config directory. | DynSite |
| Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/XP | Shareware | Another great Windows client for managing multiple Dynamic Dns Services - Too many features to list - even has a web admin interface. | DirectUpdate |
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| The Configuration proccess may ask the following Questions; |
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- New Username/Hostname: - Reply your DynDSL username (eg: foo - if you registered foo.dyndsl.com )
- Domain: - enter "dyndsl.com", "au2000.com" or "45z.com" (without the quotes)
- Connect by direct TCP (d) or web server (w): - Just press ENTER for (d) option
- Password: - Enter your DynDSL password
- Cache File: - Just press ENTER to accept the default
- Minimum Seconds Between Updates: - Just press ENTER for the default.
- Maximum Seconds Between Updates: - Just press ENTER for the default.
- If any questions appear regarding the GnuDIP server - Enter "update.dyndsl.com" (without the quotes)
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Old Client Code - V2.1.2 |
| Client OS | Charges | Comments | Download |
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| ** Windows 9x | Free | Unzip package and confiure the client simply by running the setup program. | gdipc-win32.zip |
| ** Unix / Linux | Free | Gunzip then Untar package and confiure the Perl client by running it with a "-c" option ( gdipc.pl -c ). Once Configuration is complete - run gdipc.pl without any options to perform Hostname updates. | gnudip-2.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/XP | Shareware | A great Windows client for managing multiple Dynamic Dns Services - now also supports DynDSL.com. Once installed. Right mouse click on the DynSite icon in your icon tray and then select - help - then select - Check for Upgrade. This will download the latest site listing - DynDSL.com will now be available in the Services List. | DynSite |
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| Best practice is to configure clients to run at server / workstation startup... |
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| Primary DNS is updated almost immediately, Secondary DNS should sync withing 1 Minute. The Default TTL for our domains has been set at 5 min. So it should take only about 5 min for your updates to be visible. You may need to close and restart your browser or clear it's cache to correctly reflect updates... |
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| Please feel free to E-mail constructive comments to the WebMaster |
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NOTE: This site is a modified implementation of the GnuDIP code...
You may be able to find clients for other platforms there... |
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