DynDNS -- Secondary DNS(sm) -- How To

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Static DNS How-To

First you will need an account. If you already have an account, please use the same account to create additional hostnames.

To create the host, use the Add Host Form.

The hostname you want to use. Type the first part of the name in the input box, and select the second part of the name from the drop-down list. This allows you to have anything.dyndns.org, anythingelse.homeunix.com, etc.
The IP address of the new host. The system auto-detects the IP of the computer you are accessing the form from. Check it to make sure that it is the same as the IP address you want the hostname to point to, or change it to the right IP.

The rest of the fields on this form are explained below, as they also appear in the Edit form.

If you wish to edit an existing host, select that host from the list in the Static DNS section. You will need to be logged in to edit your hosts. Within this editing form, you can:

Check the IP in Database/DNS - this is the IP that your hostname currently points to.
Update your hostname to a New IP address, either the one auto-detected by our system, or an IP address of your choosing. (Note: this field is NOT the IP address that is currently in our database, it is the IP address that our system has detected you are accessing the form from.)
If you want anything_here.yourhost.dyndns.org to work (ie. to make things like www.yourhost.dyndns.org work), check the Enable Wildcard box.
If you would rather run a DNS server to have full control over any subdomains of your host, use the Delegate Subdomain. You must specify at least one DNS server if you pick this option, and no other options you selected will be used.
If you wish to use a mail exchanger, put its hostname in the Mail Exchanger field.

Nothing on the Edit form will take effect until you press the "Modify Host" button.

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