EE broadband don't do static IPs-now they tell me!

[sixwheeledbeast]

Dyn are a big company, I just don't think they take free accounts any more... if that's what your looking for.

All are external in some way, think of DDNS as an "updating addressbook".

You always ask the book with your password, it forwards you the new location.

When I say own, I mean the router manufacturer may have settings to able one via them, a bit like DVR's have.

[Driller]

2 hours ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

Dyn are a big company, I just don't think they take free accounts any more... if that's what your looking for.

All are external in some way, think of DDNS as an "updating addressbook".

You always ask the book with your password, it forwards you the new location.

When I say own, I mean the router manufacturer may have settings to able one via them, a bit like DVR's have.

Thanks SWB. I'm not necessarily looking for a free DDNS just one that works so going to sign up to Dyndns now. 

[al-yeti]

10 hours ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

Dyn are a big company, I just don't think they take free accounts any more... if that's what your looking for.

All are external in some way, think of DDNS as an "updating addressbook".

You always ask the book with your password, it forwards you the new location.

When I say own, I mean the router manufacturer may have settings to able one via them, a bit like DVR's have.

I still trying to work out how anyone will use dydns on a dimension , apart from via selfmon