Best DynDNS.com Alternative?

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Hi All,

I know this topic has been covered before, a few times, but any help would be appreciated...

I'm having to setup quite a few dyndns accounts lately, linking clients to servers and so on... Are there any free DynDNS hosting places around? I currently use Dyndns.com but can only have 1 free account per email address and management of this is becoming a little annoying now

Any suggestions?
 
wow 10 dollars a year must be a lot of money for you... just buy a premium account man
 
Why pay when there are free options available? Not everyone can just splash money around! I'm not profiting from this so why spend my own cash? It's more of a favour...
 
Why pay when there are free options available?

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...and management of this is becoming a little annoying now

If you are doing it for clients and they are not compensating you for it, then make them handle the dyndns details and if they lose it they must take responsibility. It does beg the question though, why are you doing free work for multiple clients, especially since it's for servers?
 
If your not prepared to pay then we are not prepared to listen to your rants, its only 10 dolla ;)

Else just create a google apps account, oops you need a paid domain for that.
Else create multiple alias accounts for your email, oops you need a paid domain for that.

Looks like your outta luck
 
Clients, being PC's on the network that aren't acting as a server and servers, well, being servers... All i asked for is what the best free alternative to DynDNS.com is, not to be asked why i am setting this network up and how to run it... I am simply setting up a test environment for a possible future development, so please reserve your opinions. All I asked is if there is a free dyndns hosting company? Let ME worry about MY finances thanks!

So i will ask again... If you know of a free dns hosting company, please let me know and it would be greatly appreciated!
 
Clients, being PC's on the network that aren't acting as a server and servers, well, being servers... All i asked for is what the best free alternative to DynDNS.com is, not to be asked why i am setting this network up and how to run it... I am simply setting up a test environment for a possible future development, so please reserve your opinions. All I asked is if there is a free dyndns hosting company? Let ME worry about MY finances thanks!

So i will ask again... If you know of a free dns hosting company, please let me know and it would be greatly appreciated!

look, there is the RIGHT way of doing things and the dumbass way of doing things. You obviously want to choose the dumbass route. It's your choice as it's your freedom as a human to do so. But when others give you advice on the best ways to approach your problem instead of just answering your original question (seeing as you don't want your life to be less annoying, yet feel you need to bitch about it anyway), then go ahead and suffer. Just don't expect anymore help here again soon.
 
Wow.. some of you guys are ******. Have you ever stopped and thought that maybe the TC has a lot of paid subscriptions as it is, or have heavy bills? (At least at the time of the post) Even though its 10-20 a year, its a smart way of saving money instead of flushing it down the toilet if your'e overwhelmed with other bills,etc. If you guys think "its just $10 a year", how about sending me 10 bucks a year? ;)

Of course I'm not agreeing to the fact 10 bucks a year is expensive lol, 'tis a good deal. But telling other people to just buy it and calling them dumb for not doing so after he/she said he doesn't want to is just quite rude. I mean, come on.. grow up guys
 
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I am also interested in the OPs original questions as i have a micro server (WHS) and a few IP cameras and would like a few options and hear opinions .
 
Why pay when there are free options available? Not everyone can just splash money around! I'm not profiting from this so why spend my own cash? It's more of a favour...

Then tell them they need to pay you $10 a year.
 
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