Re:Duck DNS – About
by ryan29 on Friday October 28, 2022 @04:38AM
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My biggest concern would be someone scanning CT logs to find hosts with hobbyist grade security. That’s not meant to insult hobbyists, but they might be a juicy target for immediately exploitation after a zero day hits. To be clear, it’s the same for any well known DynDNS domain.
Besides that, I looked at every DynDNS system I could find back in the summer. There were only 3 that I was happy with; Hurricane Electric, Google Domains, and a pair of self hosted Bind servers.
If you want the best, simple solution, and it doesn’t need to be completely free, register a domain with Google domains. If anyone knows of limitations, let me know.
Re:Duck DNS – About
by tssva on Friday October 28, 2022 @09:29AM
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I prefer to use Cloudflare for my DNS including dynamic DNS. I happen to have my domains registered through them but it is not a requirement to use their free tier.
Besides that, I looked at every DynDNS system I could find back in the summer. There were only 3 that I was happy with; Hurricane Electric, Google Domains, and a pair of self hosted Bind servers.
If you want the best, simple solution, and it doesn’t need to be completely free, register a domain with Google domains. If anyone knows of limitations, let me know.
Namecheap maxes out at 150 DynDNS hosts :-(