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one could just pay a small yearly fee to register their domain with google and get easy/unlimited ddns.
by compsciphd 5y ago
one could just pay a small yearly fee to register their domain with google and get easy/unlimited ddns.
- shoelessone 5y agoI don't believe this solves the issue if your IP changes all the time.
- dewey 5y agoWhy not? As OP said you'll get an easy way to update the dns entry with the new IP.
- vetinari 5y agoYou can also host your zone with Hurricane Electric and skip the part about paying a small yearly fee to Google.
- compsciphd 5y agothere's no cost to google besides the registration fee, if it's your zone, you're paying that fee anyways. The only way to not pay a fee is to go through a free dyndns provider that you have to use a hostname off of their zone.
- vetinari 5y agoIs the DNS free, even if you use other registrar than Google? I have some domains with country-specific tlds, and I'm using small registrars there. he.net is free even in this case.