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DDNS services with own domain name free?

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I'm looking for a ddns service that allows me to use my own domain without any charges. Does anyone know?

 

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Your best option is to redirect the DDNS service through your own domain. As a service provider will not "give" you a domain for free.

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3 minutes ago, AbsoluteFool said:

Your best option is to redirect the DDNS service through your own domain. As a service provider will not "give" you a domain for free.

I've got my own domain..

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1 minute ago, Abdul201588 said:

I've got my own domain..

Yes, but the DDNS service provider will not allow you to use that on their service. So second option is to redirect the DDNS service to your domain.

This is done in two examples:

 

  1. Yourdomain.com ->Redirects to DDNSdomain.com
  2. DDNSdomain -> redirects to yourdomain.com

Which options you will have depends on the DDNS provider you choose.

 

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Agreed, get a DynDNS account and create a CNAME record on your domain to point to that something.dyndns.com name.

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Who is your registrar? Namecheap for example provides ddns for free. You could transfer your domain to them. Most free ddns options are going to want you to use their dns name in the URL.

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19 hours ago, AbsoluteFool said:

Your best option is to redirect the DDNS service through your own domain. As a service provider will not "give" you a domain for free.

 

19 hours ago, Abdul201588 said:

I've got my own domain..

 

19 hours ago, AbsoluteFool said:

Yes, but the DDNS service provider will not allow you to use that on their service. So second option is to redirect the DDNS service to your domain.

This is done in two examples:

 

  1. Yourdomain.com ->Redirects to DDNSdomain.com
  2. DDNSdomain -> redirects to yourdomain.com

Which options you will have depends on the DDNS provider you choose.

 

 

6 hours ago, tHe Admirer said:

Agreed, get a DynDNS account and create a CNAME record on your domain to point to that something.dyndns.com name.

 

40 minutes ago, Mikensan said:

Who is your registrar? Namecheap for example provides ddns for free. You could transfer your domain to them. Most free ddns options are going to want you to use their dns name in the URL.

I've moved to another ISP, they provide a static which is what I need. :D

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On 16.3.2018 at 3:10 PM, Abdul201588 said:

 

 

 

 

I've moved to another ISP, they provide a static which is what I need. :D

And that is alot easier :P

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