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[Solved] Reliable Free DDNS Providers Compatible with Orange Fiber Funbox 6

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  • #1 19835076
    ergie
    Level 28  
    Hi

    As orange fiber optic changes its address every few days, I would like to assign it to DDNS. Do you know which of the providers assigned to funbox 6 is the most stable, proven (free)?

    Reliable Free DDNS Providers Compatible with Orange Fiber Funbox 6

    Thank you for the tip.
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    #2 19835088
    sylweksylwina
    Moderator of Computers service  
    I can only say that I have been using No-IP for several years and had no problems (when there were regular requests for IP updates, I didn`t even have to go to the website and refresh it manually). Both from FunBox (2.0, but the software is similar) and from the Linux client. Well, in many places free domains are simply blacklisted. As far as I know, the IP used to change every 24 hours.
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  • #3 19837744
    ergie
    Level 28  
    I see. Since I`ve never used it, I wanted to check if it works. If it`s a price like PLN 100/year, I can test paid ones. Can anyone recommend something proven?
    I need access to services, so I`m researching the topic.
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    #4 19838364
    IC_Current
    Network and Internet specialist  
    If you have a machine that is constantly turned on and active, you can use any DDNS provider by installing a client on it. The DDNS client does not need to be on the router. If you do this, for example, DDNS at OVH works well with your own domain for about PLN 30/year and an unlimited number of subdomains.
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  • #5 19839426
    ergie
    Level 28  
    IC_Current wrote:
    If you have a machine that is constantly turned on and active, you can use any DDNS provider by installing a client on it. The DDNS client does not need to be on the router. If you do this, for example, DDNS at OVH works well with your own domain for about PLN 30/year and an unlimited number of subdomains.


    Can Synology do it?
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    #6 19839482
    IC_Current
    Network and Internet specialist  
    On Windows I use Marcs Updater. I don`t know about Synology, but look for "DDNS Updater Synology". Anyway, I think you can use OVH on the built-in Synology client.
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    #7 19839597
    dt1
    Admin of Computers group  
    Of all these DNSs in the free version, I can recommend Afraid. I have been using it for several years. Once every six months or maybe even less often, they remind you that you need to log in to your account so that it does not expire. It`s better than No-IP, which sends an email every two weeks and tells you to click to make the domain work (apart from this annoyance, no-IP also works well).
  • #8 20826176
    ergie
    Level 28  
    No-ip com works fine, only once a month there is an email saying you need to confirm you are still using it.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around finding reliable free Dynamic DNS (DDNS) providers compatible with the Orange Fiber Funbox 6, which frequently changes its IP address. Users recommend several DDNS services, highlighting No-IP and Afraid as stable options. No-IP is noted for its ease of use, requiring minimal manual updates, while Afraid is praised for its less frequent login requirements. Additionally, OVH is suggested for users with a dedicated machine, offering a paid service with unlimited subdomains. The compatibility of Synology devices with DDNS services is also queried, with suggestions to explore built-in clients for such setups.
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