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Not TS, but I did pay dyn for several years. The problem with them however was that they did rack up the price over time and not just a little bit. In 2006, I
by wila 9y ago
Not TS, but I did pay dyn for several years.
The problem with them however was that they did rack up the price over time and not just a little bit.
In 2006, I had to pay $9.95 for their yearly "Pro" offering. In 2008 the deal became "only $23.00 for 2 years", humm OK.
Two years later in 2010 it was "$30 for 2 years", in 2012 the bill became $40.00 and when 2016 came the price was upgraded again... (yet again without any other benefits from a customer point of view)
That's when I figured that it was too much and moved over to he.net. Which still is free and still works great for the dynamic DNS needed.
For static DNS services I also happen to run my own DNS servers, if needed then the he.net services could be moved over to their, but not seeing the need for now.
- cheez 9y agoOnce my annual maintenance exceeds what I would value my time at for 3-4 hours, then I may consider hosting my own DNS
- wila 9y agoSorry that I wasn't clear. the DNS services for which I was using dyn for were moved over to he.net, which is also free and easy to use and has specific support for dynamic DNS. The DNS servers that I happen to run have nothing to do with dyn's pricing, I was already running those and they are for more serious needs as just dynamic DNS.