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Line 292: − + − + − In many cases, you really do not need to use ddclient or some variation of it eg sme7-ddclient or smeserver-ddclient+ − + − You can use the built in dynamic client for your main domain (accessible by running Configure this server from the admin console).+ − + − Then create CNAME entries in external DNS records which point at the main domain name.+ − + − SME will update the main domain name/dynamicIP change, and the additional domains will follow it as the external IP changes. − − The use of this method is only possible where the full DNS records are accessible & editable by admin users. − − In some situations with DNS service providers, these DNS records are not accessible, in that case you will need to use one of the ddclient methods. − − Also see http://bugs.contribs.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6206#c9 which says: − − + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
→Using SME default dynamic client & external DNS CNAME entries
signal-event post-upgrade;signal-event reboot
signal-event post-upgrade;signal-event reboot
===Using SME default dynamic client & external DNS CNAME entries===
=Bugzilla=
==Open==
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|noresultsmessage="Well done guys, no more open bugs!"}}
"I notice that you mention two dyndns domains, but you should be able to set up domain2.x.y to be a CNAME for domain1.x.y, then configure domain1.x.y with the builtin client."
==Closed==
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|noresultsmessage="Well done guys, no more open bugs!"}}
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