Another very noteworthy aspect is that we can access the installation tab where the DuckDNS team has created different tutorials to be able to use their service with different operating systems and routers, in this way, we can choose our operating system or router that we are using, and proceed with the start-up on our device.

This will allow us to have a greater compatibility. It also supports the following syntax, in case your routerâ€™s DDNS client doesnâ€™t support complex GET requests: In the case that we have several domains, we can update all of them simultaneously by putting the domain separated by commas.

If we do not enter an IP address, it will automatically detect it and put it without doing anything (this only works for IPv4 networks, it does not work for IPv6 networks). Of course, in this URL, the only thing that we will have to enter will be the domain chosen by us and the token that provides us with the service. This service is also compatible with most routers on the market and even NAS servers, since you simply need to make a request via HTTP or HTTPS with the following syntax: We currently have several forms of registration, through OAuth2 with Twitter, with our GitHub account and also through our Google account, so registration is really easy.Īnother very important aspect of this DDNS service is that it is compatible with any operating system, this will allow us to install it on Windows, Linux or macOS devices, and its operation is really simple, since it allows us to configure the service as a repetitive task of the operating system, so that from time to time an order is executed and automatically updates the public IP address. Duck DNS is a completely free DDNS service forever, this means that we do not have to use any type of free account and limited to certain characteristics to use its services, all we have to do is register in the service to be able to register the Duck DNS host that we want, such as â€œâ€ or whatever we choose.

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