> Right now there's a server sitting in a data center in California, > Mephitsune.. Mephitsune is running STABLE and using BIND9 for DNS and has a > static IP.. I have massive amounts of capable bandwidth, but I have a peak > I have to watch for or I'll get billed for going over my limits.. > > So my solution to hosting large files (such as my home made movies) is to > get a cable modem here at home, have it connect to a second Debian machine > (Horde) and host a private server that I can pass out the URL to friends > with.. > > At current, Mephitsune manages DNS for *.dreamchaos.net, and I want to get > horde.dreamchaos.net to point at Horde.. > > My question is, is there something I can setup between the two machines > that will have Horde automatically report it's IP to Mephitsune on a > schedule, then Mephitsune update the zone file and reload DNS? > > Any suggestions on this would be greatly helpful.. Thanks!
An easy way that I use is to have a dyndns.org dns name and make the hostname of my domain a CNAME that points to that dyndns name. //erik
