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Nope I don’t think so? Read my reply to roscas. This isn’t about updating the dDNS record.
by indigodaddy 1y ago
Nope I don’t think so? Read my reply to roscas. This isn’t about updating the dDNS record.
- atmanactive 1y agoI understand fully what are you talking about: instead of an IP address for an ACCEPT rule, one can write a DNS name which would then get resolved into a (temporary) IP address which would be re-resolved after the time to live (TTL) period dictated by the DNS record. I'm using this for years now with MikroTik.