> > On 6/03/13 2:22 PM, James Harper wrote: > > We have a few customers on dynamic IP addresses that we would like to > be able to connect to remotely. If we lead the customer through the > procedure to find their IP address and tell us then it all works fine but I'd > like > something a bit smoother. The customers in this case are charities and other > very low budget organisations so even then extra $10/month for a static IP > address isn't feasible. > > > > I have a bind9 server, can that make use of standard dyndns protocols > somehow (even via a separate daemon)? > > > > Or anything option would be good too. I'm getting a lot of noise on google > when I try and search. > How are you giving out IP addresses? DHCP? PPPoE? Whatever you're > using, you should be able to trigger a dynamic DNS update using the > ip-up or equivalent script. It's been years since I've looked into it, > but it should be feasible. IIRC, I did actually get something similar > working once, several years back. >
These are remote users. ADSL, probably from Telstra. james _______________________________________________ luv-main mailing list [email protected] http://lists.luv.asn.au/listinfo/luv-main
