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Can I use a Domain of mine?

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Can I use a Domain of mine?
di BSODLOVERArnauJane su mercoledì 15 agosto 2018

Hi, I want to use your DDNS service. I have already a domain, from another registrar, can I use it to connect to the DDNS service?

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Re: Can I use a Domain of mine?
di armo su venerdì 17 agosto 2018

Yes, you can use your own domain name for DDNS updates.

1. Sign up for the domain name using Option 2 at DDNS signup page.

2. Go to your current registrar and change the name servers for the domain name to Dynu's. (ns1.dynu.com-ns6.dynu.com).

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Re: Can I use a Domain of mine?
di JayLewis su lunedì 6 maggio 2019

As a follow up,
Can a sub domain be used in this was as well, allowing dynu to assign ddns uses for that zone while we manage the rest? For example, if all the DDNS users lived in 'd' as in 'user.d.ourdoamin.com' it would be simpler for use to maintain some existing allocations. Or, do you need to entire domain assigned over to your name servers. Am trying to plan adding support for DDNS user but we have existing static IP users we need to avoid assignment conflicts with. Any advice?

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Re: Re: Can I use a Domain of mine?
di xiaoye su giovedì 9 maggio 2019

JayLewis wrote:As a follow up,
Can a sub domain be used in this was as well, allowing dynu to assign ddns uses for that zone while we manage the rest? For example, if all the DDNS users lived in 'd' as in 'user.d.ourdomain.com' it would be simpler for use to maintain some existing allocations. Or, do you need to entire domain assigned over to your name servers. Am trying to plan adding support for DDNS user but we have existing static IP users we need to avoid assignment conflicts with. Any advice?

You can use their free third level domains to map to the dynamic IP and create CNAME records in your zone for user.d.ourdomain to point to those third level domains.

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Re: Re: Can I use a Domain of mine?
di georgianit su mercoledì 26 giugno 2019

JayLewis wrote:As a follow up,
Can a sub domain be used in this was as well, allowing dynu to assign ddns uses for that zone while we manage the rest? For example, if all the DDNS users lived in 'd' as in 'user.d.ourdoamin.com' it would be simpler for use to maintain some existing allocations. Or, do you need to entire domain assigned over to your name servers. Am trying to plan adding support for DDNS user but we have existing static IP users we need to avoid assignment conflicts with. Any advice?

I just tested this and it works great.

You just need to create few NS records for d.ourdomain.com

the exact way to this would depend on your DNS host, but if you create 2 NS records, 1 with ns1.dynu.com and another with ns2.dynu.com

You will then be able to create host1.d.ourdomain.com dynmic hosts on dyny, and they will work.

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BSODLOVERArnauJane Iscritto: 15/07/2018	Can I use a Domain of mine? mercoledì 15 agosto 2018 07:05 Hi, I want to use your DDNS service. I have already a domain, from another registrar, can I use it to connect to the DDNS service? Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
armo Iscritto: 23/06/2017	Can I use a Domain of mine? venerdì 17 agosto 2018 08:49 Yes, you can use your own domain name for DDNS updates. 1. Sign up for the domain name using Option 2 at DDNS signup page. 2. Go to your current registrar and change the name servers for the domain name to Dynu's. (ns1.dynu.com-ns6.dynu.com). Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
JayLewis Iscritto: 03/05/2019	Can I use a Domain of mine? lunedì 6 maggio 2019 11:25 As a follow up, Can a sub domain be used in this was as well, allowing dynu to assign ddns uses for that zone while we manage the rest? For example, if all the DDNS users lived in 'd' as in 'user.d.ourdoamin.com' it would be simpler for use to maintain some existing allocations. Or, do you need to entire domain assigned over to your name servers. Am trying to plan adding support for DDNS user but we have existing static IP users we need to avoid assignment conflicts with. Any advice? Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
xiaoye Iscritto: 27/03/2015	Can I use a Domain of mine? giovedì 9 maggio 2019 15:44 JayLewis wrote:As a follow up, Can a sub domain be used in this was as well, allowing dynu to assign ddns uses for that zone while we manage the rest? For example, if all the DDNS users lived in 'd' as in 'user.d.ourdomain.com' it would be simpler for use to maintain some existing allocations. Or, do you need to entire domain assigned over to your name servers. Am trying to plan adding support for DDNS user but we have existing static IP users we need to avoid assignment conflicts with. Any advice? You can use their free third level domains to map to the dynamic IP and create CNAME records in your zone for user.d.ourdomain to point to those third level domains. Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare
georgianit Iscritto: 26/06/2019	Can I use a Domain of mine? mercoledì 26 giugno 2019 13:23 JayLewis wrote:As a follow up, Can a sub domain be used in this was as well, allowing dynu to assign ddns uses for that zone while we manage the rest? For example, if all the DDNS users lived in 'd' as in 'user.d.ourdoamin.com' it would be simpler for use to maintain some existing allocations. Or, do you need to entire domain assigned over to your name servers. Am trying to plan adding support for DDNS user but we have existing static IP users we need to avoid assignment conflicts with. Any advice? I just tested this and it works great. You just need to create few NS records for d.ourdomain.com the exact way to this would depend on your DNS host, but if you create 2 NS records, 1 with ns1.dynu.com and another with ns2.dynu.com You will then be able to create host1.d.ourdomain.com dynmic hosts on dyny, and they will work. Top Rispondi con citazione Segnalare

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