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On Apr 10, 9:41 am, "Calab" <mys...@csd.ca> wrote:
> In my Windows PC I have three network cards. They pull dynamic IP
> addresses
> from my ISP. I already have a domain registered at zoneedit.com, with the
> necessary A records for each network connection.
>
> Now I'm looking for a Dynamic DNS client to run as a service on my Windows
> machine that will automatically update ZoneEdit whenever an IP changes on
> any of my three network cards.
>
> I was doing this successfully about a year ago, but I cannot remember what
> client software I used at that time.
>
> Google finds a few DDNS clients out there, but they won't handle multiple
> network cards, or aren't free, or just don't make sense when it comes to
> configuration.
>
> Can someone suggest a good DDNS client that would meet my needs?
| Why do you need three Internet addresses? If you really need these
| three IP addresses, then you need to really consider get static IP
| services and plug an IP address to each of your network adapters.
| Dynamic DNS (DDNS) does not appear to even been designed to do this.
Well, I technically don't need three public addresses, but I use one
specifically to maintain the PC from remote locations, so don't want much
traffic on the connections.
Second connection is where I pass all my public traffic - FTP, Torrents,
etc. This interface can become as congensted as it wants.
The third connection is actually used by my internal LAN, but I use DNS to
resolve various devices on my network. This IP shouldn't change, but better
safe than sorry. I also use this connection as a fallback when I can't
connect to the other two interfaces.
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