On 7-Jan-2009, at 07:56, Jeffrey Hergan wrote:
> The name is registered and the name servers are set to dyndns's name
> servers.
> But if the IP addy changes, I'd have to reset it with them, I think.
No, CNAME is your friend:
IN MX 10 dyndsn.mail.server.
IN NS dyndns.ns1.server.
IN NS dyndns.ns1.server.
www IN CNAME myname.homeip.net.
mail IN CNAME myname.homeip.net.
But this does mean paying DynDNS.org for DNS services for your domain,
not just using the free service. It's a deal though, $30 a year or
something?
(something like that, I use dyndns to reroute home.kreme.com to my
home machine, but I don't use them for DNS, etc.)
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poisonous snake frozen in the snow. She took the snake home and
nurse it back to health. One day the snake bit her on the
cheek. As she lay dying, she asked the snake, "Why have you
done this to me?" And the snake answered, "Look, bitch, you
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