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IPv6 dynamic DNS client for Cloudflare
Barriers to IPv6 deployment: addressingDynamic DNS for Shared Hosting - Does it exist?Does Windows try to look for IPv6 AAAA records even when it does not have a routable IPv6 address?IPv6 neighbour discovery problemStatic IPv6 address in Windows unused for outgoing connectionsLinux server not receiving default IPv6 route over PPP linkRouting single v6 /64 range to virtual machinesNo IPv6 connectivity from docker containerMoving a small network to IPv6Getting real Client IPs over IPv6 with HAProxy inside Docker
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Is there a dynamic DNS client for Linux which can update IPv6 at Cloudflare?
I have a router from my internet provider, which assigns both v4 and v6 addresses. And I'm using v6 to access my host from the outside, because in this case I don't need to monitor router's ip changes.
In theory it shouldn't be complicate to implement myself, but I wonder if there are some ready-to-use tools.
EDIT: I want to use dynamic DNS instead of manually assigned IP to make sure this host is always accessible from the outside, as my provider can change IP range available for me.
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Is there a dynamic DNS client for Linux which can update IPv6 at Cloudflare?
I have a router from my internet provider, which assigns both v4 and v6 addresses. And I'm using v6 to access my host from the outside, because in this case I don't need to monitor router's ip changes.
In theory it shouldn't be complicate to implement myself, but I wonder if there are some ready-to-use tools.
EDIT: I want to use dynamic DNS instead of manually assigned IP to make sure this host is always accessible from the outside, as my provider can change IP range available for me.
linux domain-name-system ipv6 cloudflare dyndns
asked Jun 6 at 18:26
German LashevichGerman Lashevich
1013 bronze badges
add a comment |
Is there a dynamic DNS client for Linux which can update IPv6 at Cloudflare?
I have a router from my internet provider, which assigns both v4 and v6 addresses. And I'm using v6 to access my host from the outside, because in this case I don't need to monitor router's ip changes.
In theory it shouldn't be complicate to implement myself, but I wonder if there are some ready-to-use tools.
EDIT: I want to use dynamic DNS instead of manually assigned IP to make sure this host is always accessible from the outside, as my provider can change IP range available for me.
linux domain-name-system ipv6 cloudflare dyndns
asked Jun 6 at 18:26
German LashevichGerman Lashevich
1013 bronze badges
Is there a dynamic DNS client for Linux which can update IPv6 at Cloudflare?
I have a router from my internet provider, which assigns both v4 and v6 addresses. And I'm using v6 to access my host from the outside, because in this case I don't need to monitor router's ip changes.
In theory it shouldn't be complicate to implement myself, but I wonder if there are some ready-to-use tools.
EDIT: I want to use dynamic DNS instead of manually assigned IP to make sure this host is always accessible from the outside, as my provider can change IP range available for me.
linux domain-name-system ipv6 cloudflare dyndns
linux domain-name-system ipv6 cloudflare dyndns
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Instead, get a static IPv6 allocation, so the AAAA records do not need to be frequently updated. This can be provider independent space, but does not have to be.
If your ISP does not provide this on their business class service, get a better ISP.
answered Jun 6 at 18:59
John MahowaldJohn Mahowald
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"get a better ISP" - easy to say :-) Static IP was the first thing I checked out before digging into dynamic DNS, but it's not possible for me.
– German Lashevich
Jun 6 at 20:53
Then complain to your existing ISP that they do not provide the services you require. Their IPv6 planning is inadequate if they cannot give you a static prefix out of their enormous allocation.
– John Mahowald
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Instead, get a static IPv6 allocation, so the AAAA records do not need to be frequently updated. This can be provider independent space, but does not have to be.
If your ISP does not provide this on their business class service, get a better ISP.
answered Jun 6 at 18:59
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"get a better ISP" - easy to say :-) Static IP was the first thing I checked out before digging into dynamic DNS, but it's not possible for me.
– German Lashevich
Jun 6 at 20:53
Then complain to your existing ISP that they do not provide the services you require. Their IPv6 planning is inadequate if they cannot give you a static prefix out of their enormous allocation.
– John Mahowald
Jun 6 at 23:29
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Instead, get a static IPv6 allocation, so the AAAA records do not need to be frequently updated. This can be provider independent space, but does not have to be.
If your ISP does not provide this on their business class service, get a better ISP.
answered Jun 6 at 18:59
John MahowaldJohn Mahowald
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"get a better ISP" - easy to say :-) Static IP was the first thing I checked out before digging into dynamic DNS, but it's not possible for me.
– German Lashevich
Jun 6 at 20:53
Then complain to your existing ISP that they do not provide the services you require. Their IPv6 planning is inadequate if they cannot give you a static prefix out of their enormous allocation.
– John Mahowald
Jun 6 at 23:29
add a comment |
Instead, get a static IPv6 allocation, so the AAAA records do not need to be frequently updated. This can be provider independent space, but does not have to be.
If your ISP does not provide this on their business class service, get a better ISP.
answered Jun 6 at 18:59
John MahowaldJohn Mahowald
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Instead, get a static IPv6 allocation, so the AAAA records do not need to be frequently updated. This can be provider independent space, but does not have to be.
If your ISP does not provide this on their business class service, get a better ISP.
answered Jun 6 at 18:59
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"get a better ISP" - easy to say :-) Static IP was the first thing I checked out before digging into dynamic DNS, but it's not possible for me.
– German Lashevich
Jun 6 at 20:53
Then complain to your existing ISP that they do not provide the services you require. Their IPv6 planning is inadequate if they cannot give you a static prefix out of their enormous allocation.
– John Mahowald
Jun 6 at 23:29
add a comment |
"get a better ISP" - easy to say :-) Static IP was the first thing I checked out before digging into dynamic DNS, but it's not possible for me.
– German Lashevich
Jun 6 at 20:53
Then complain to your existing ISP that they do not provide the services you require. Their IPv6 planning is inadequate if they cannot give you a static prefix out of their enormous allocation.
– John Mahowald
Jun 6 at 23:29
"get a better ISP" - easy to say :-) Static IP was the first thing I checked out before digging into dynamic DNS, but it's not possible for me.
– German Lashevich
Jun 6 at 20:53
"get a better ISP" - easy to say :-) Static IP was the first thing I checked out before digging into dynamic DNS, but it's not possible for me.
– German Lashevich
Jun 6 at 20:53
Then complain to your existing ISP that they do not provide the services you require. Their IPv6 planning is inadequate if they cannot give you a static prefix out of their enormous allocation.
– John Mahowald
Jun 6 at 23:29
Then complain to your existing ISP that they do not provide the services you require. Their IPv6 planning is inadequate if they cannot give you a static prefix out of their enormous allocation.
– John Mahowald
Jun 6 at 23:29
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