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--- diy_rfc2136_dyndns_with_bind [29.10.2013 13:56] – Pascal Suter
+++ diy_rfc2136_dyndns_with_bind [29.10.2013 13:59] – Pascal Suter
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 ever since dyndns stopped to be completely free (including hassle-free) i was looking for alternatives. i recently stumbled across RFC2136 which can be used to provide dynamic dns services. since i have access to two nameservers running bind i decided to try it out.. it works pretty nicely :)
-there is a [[https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/RFC2136_Dynamic_DNS|howto in the pfsense wiki]], however, that did not work for me. i had to use allow-update reather than update-policy.. don't know why, somehow it just seemed to have been ignored by the version of bind9 i am running on the servers.
+there is a [[https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/RFC2136_Dynamic_DNS|howto in the pfsense wiki]], however, that did not work for me. i had to use allow-update reather than update-policy.. don't know why, somehow it just seemed to have been ignored by the version of bind9 i am running on the servers. I've used in general the setup described in [[http://www.shakabuku.org/writing/dyndns.html|this very detailed webpage about dyndns with bind9]].
 this following howto will explain how i did my setup so that i could have a little bash script that would allow me to add new hosts to my dyndns with a single command. all my hosts will end with .dyn.mydomain.ch.