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For my home IP I use cname to a dynamic dns service provided by my router manufacturer. There are free dyndns services, that integrate with many home router br
by megous 7y ago
For my home IP I use cname to a dynamic dns service provided by my router manufacturer.
There are free dyndns services, that integrate with many home router brands. Then you don't need to automate the main domain A/AAAA record changes, which can be cumbersome, depending on the provider.