The DynDNS Service is a DynDNS client for Windows operating systems, which installs itself as a Windows service, permanently monitors the current status of the public IP address of your Internet connection or your UPnP-enabled DSL router and updated as necessary in their DynDNS provider. The update can be done simultaneously for multiple domains at different DynDNS providers. Despite constantly changing IP addresses, it is still possible to access Internet , always under their domain name. The service of their home server can be made available over the Internet. It is also possible to use the DynDNS function, not only by specialized DynDNS providers, but also to use the question asked by your domain hoster available DynDNS function for your domain. The DynDNS Service is very resource-saving: The public IP address is determined only once. Once all changes are updated, domains are configured via DynDNS function at the respective DynDNS providers. Instead of installing multiple tools of different DynDNS providers is only the installation of a tool, namely the DynDNS Service necessary. The optional configuration of a proxy server (with or without authentication), the DynDNS Service also be used at any location in your own LAN, provided access to the Internet (via HTTP (s) protocol) is available. The DynDNS Service always logs all activity over the recognition of the public IP address in a separate log, and the current update status with the DynDNS providers, and indicates the protocol in the configuration dialog. Optionally, the DynDNS Service also for e-mail delivery (including SMTPAUTH support) are established and then also informed by e-mail, depending on the set of information needs, the current update status.
What is new in this release:
- A fundamentally redesigned version 2.0.
What is new in version 2.0.1.0:
- A fundamentally redesigned version 2.0.
What is new in version 1.5.2.4:
- Windows 10 support.
- Bug fixing.
What is new in version 1.4.4:
Additional IPv6 Features.
Some minor bugfixes
Limitations:
30-day trial
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