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No-ip services are free, and there are a lot of them. So to answer your question bluntly, no, sorry. Where did you get the 25/yr price from? Never mind, foun
by lugg 13y ago
No-ip services are free, and there are a lot of them.
So to answer your question bluntly, no, sorry.
Where did you get the 25/yr price from?
Never mind, found the lowest tier on dyndns was 25/yr. Who actually pays that? :s
Check out http://dnsdynamic.org/ http://dnsdynamic.org/ This is who I use for my raspberry pi.
Setup with ddclient on debian based os: http://blog.mivia.dk/free-dynamic-dns-for-raspberry-pi/ http://blog.mivia.dk/free-dynamic-dns-for-raspberry-pi/
- BWStearns 13y agoThanks for the reply! I couldn't fully penetrate a lot of the marketing BS on some of these sites so it wasn't clear what was "free" and if it required a GUI client or some other thing capable of serving ads or whether the ads were just on their site or what.
- lugg 13y agoNo worries, a few of the sites use guis, the one I have for my Mac has one, its probably using no-ip. It installs a background CLI process that handles the updating iirc