Dynamic DNS provider needed

[Chris Friedt]

I would suggest using www.no-ip.com . 

I've been running several servers / networks from their free services
for ... jeez ... a donkey's years. They include an easily rc-scriptable
binary and source as well.

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>>> teddymills-VFlxZYho3OA at public.gmane.org 8/24/05 5:04:47 pm >>>

For us linux users who run linux servers on dynamic ips here in
Toronto,
what Dynamic DNS providers would one recommend and why?

(Obviously this is not a good business solution, just something one 
would use at home or a quick hack ?)
(and preferrably in the free category, otherwise I would just go get a

static ip)
(im sure this thread will be a mile long)






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