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Topic: IP Update Client changes ALL ip's
Hello,
I'm managing multiple domains using the Dynu.com, and one using the Dynu IP Update Client V4.43.
When the IP Client automatically updates, it changes ALL the domains to the IP address.
I've unchecked "wildcard', for "mydomain.com", however the IP continues to change once the IP client updates.
Is there another version where you can specify which domains the client updates?
I'm managing multiple domains using the Dynu.com, and one using the Dynu IP Update Client V4.43.
When the IP Client automatically updates, it changes ALL the domains to the IP address.
I've unchecked "wildcard', for "mydomain.com", however the IP continues to change once the IP client updates.
Is there another version where you can specify which domains the client updates?
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You can assign a location name in the 'Location' section in the control panel to domain name yourdomain.com and use that location name in the IP update client to update only that one domain name.
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timothytw wrote:You can assign a location name in the 'Location' section in the control panel to domain name yourdomain.com and use that location name in the IP update client to update only that one domain name.
Home mydomain1.com home1
Vacation Home mydomain2.com vacahome
I assigned mydomain1.com a location name 'home1' in the control panel and used this location name with the IP update client at my home and mydomain2.com with location name vacahome.
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THE INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE ARE OUTDATED
As of May 2021 here is how you do it now:
As of May 2021 here is how you do it now:
- 1. Log in to your Control Panel on the dynu website.
2. Click the DDNS Services icon.
3. Click one of the domains (it really doesn't matter which one).
4. Click the Groups icon (over on the right).
5. Type a Group name in the box (it can be anything: "Home", "Work", "NoWhere", etc.).
6. Click the Add button.
7. Click the newly created group at the bottom.
8. Move the domains that you DO want updated to the box on the Right.
9. Leave the domains you do NOT want updated in the box on the Left.
10. Click Save.
11. Now Open the Windows client on whatever Computer it is installed on.
12. If you are already logged in, log out of the client.
13. On the Login screen of the client is a box you can type in the Group name you created in step 5.
14. Log back into the client.
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Ian Cope Joined: 2017/2/26 |
2017年7月13日星期四 上午10:32
Hello,
I'm managing multiple domains using the Dynu.com, and one using the Dynu IP Update Client V4.43. When the IP Client automatically updates, it changes ALL the domains to the IP address. I've unchecked "wildcard', for "mydomain.com", however the IP continues to change once the IP client updates. Is there another version where you can specify which domains the client updates? |
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timothytw Joined: 2002/5/2 |
2017年7月13日星期四 下午6:05
You can assign a location name in the 'Location' section in the control panel to domain name yourdomain.com and use that location name in the IP update client to update only that one domain name.
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gary1987 Joined: 2017/6/23 |
2017年7月14日星期五 下午4:33
Home mydomain1.com home1 Vacation Home mydomain2.com vacahome I assigned mydomain1.com a location name 'home1' in the control panel and used this location name with the IP update client at my home and mydomain2.com with location name vacahome. |
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spadgett73 Joined: 2019/4/18 |
2021年5月11日星期二 上午12:23
THE INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE ARE OUTDATED
As of May 2021 here is how you do it now:
2. Click the DDNS Services icon. 3. Click one of the domains (it really doesn't matter which one). 4. Click the Groups icon (over on the right). 5. Type a Group name in the box (it can be anything: "Home", "Work", "NoWhere", etc.). 6. Click the Add button. 7. Click the newly created group at the bottom. 8. Move the domains that you DO want updated to the box on the Right. 9. Leave the domains you do NOT want updated in the box on the Left. 10. Click Save. 11. Now Open the Windows client on whatever Computer it is installed on. 12. If you are already logged in, log out of the client. 13. On the Login screen of the client is a box you can type in the Group name you created in step 5. 14. Log back into the client. |
2026年6月13日星期六 上午10:21
