man 8 dhclient-script
look for dhclient-exit-hook etc etc
also
http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/169/2000/12/50/4887962
has a very good discussion by Wes Peters on what you can do
re ISPs, DHCP, firewalls etc etc
I just found it myself for the same reason I am now
using the concepts
(hate that mis-clicking action .. )
in the script you could easily set up a coupla lines to
update a external dynamic dns server with your
new ip number
mjt
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 15:24, Jay Buhrt wrote:
Hello. I am on Comcast CABLE and the DHCP lease is
only 4 days to expire, all the time.
Hi there Jay,
On Wednesday, June 11, 2003, at 06:24 AM, Jay Buhrt wrote:
Hello. I am on Comcast CABLE and the DHCP lease is
only 4 days to expire, all the time. So my IP changes
every four days. I was wondering in FreeBSD
(FreeBSD4.8) how I can set up Dynamic DNS. I checked
the online docs and I
Jay,
I'm on Comcast in MD, and my DHCP lease is a bit longer - on the order of 3
months. Not sure if that is because I am a holdover of @Home or what. Just a
note of caution, though. Comcast doesn't technically allow any kind of
server. They will tolerate SMALL servers that don't generate a lot
Hello. I am on Comcast CABLE and the DHCP lease is
only 4 days to expire, all the time. So my IP changes
every four days. I was wondering in FreeBSD
(FreeBSD4.8) how I can set up Dynamic DNS. I checked
the online docs and I could not find anything on DDNS,
is it some rc.x file or a file in
Looks good ... (just hoiked it out of ports with
make configure as Im on a work machine and dont need it here)
Reads well, great examples within the code ans well as in the
support files.
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 17:47, Reed L. O'Brien wrote:
ddclient is in the ports tree and has worked well for
Hello. I am on Comcast CABLE and the DHCP lease is
only 4 days to expire, all the time. So my IP changes
every four days. I was wondering in FreeBSD
(FreeBSD4.8) how I can set up Dynamic DNS. I checked
the online docs and I could not find anything on DDNS,
is it some rc.x file or a file in /etc
