Just a couple points to clarify: >I know there's one more step: getting dnsupdate (or friends) to do the >dirty business of updating your host record(s) on Superreal.com's server(s). >But I don't think that should be too hard, since you seem to have it working >manually enough to add your local network IP (192.168.0.x) in the past. So, >really, I don't think a solution is too far off.
The local IP was pushed to the Superreal servers via the MS DNS server. My experimentation with nsupdate added the entry for my external address - but was not successful in removing the existing record. This said, I think nsupdate MIGHT be a solution - if I can manage to remove the existing entries. If that's the case, then a script is in order. If that's not the case, then I'll need to find another method (like biting the bullet, and paying Telus an extra $40/month to get the static IP - change my DSL connection from residential to business, or investigating DynDNS.com) Shawn
