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DNS Updater allows the use of a vanity URL (e.g. yourchoice.com) to access the server remotely, rather than the default homeserver.com domain.
The add-in supports domains hosted by a variety of service providers, including:
- DynDNS
- NO-IP
- ZoneEdit
- DNS-O-Matic
- Open DNS
- TZO
You’ll need to set up an account with the service provider and register your domain before configuring DNS Updater with your account details.
Developer: Ten Atoms
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Download: DNS Updater
Release History
v1.0.3.2 (26th November 2010)
- TZO.com is now a supported host.
- .NET 2.0 error on uninstall on Vista and Windows 7. When uninstalling DNS Updater while the product is running on Windows Vista or Windows 7 you would get an unhandled exception of .NET 2.0. This issues has been resolved.
- False notification of update available. When running version 1.0.1.0 a new version available was always reported. This issue has been resolved.
v1.0.1.0 (September 2010)
- Crash on adding duplicate host: Fixed a crash that occurred when a user added the same host name twice.
- Misleading host message when a host is first added: When a host is first added the default message indicated that there was an unknown response, it is now more accurate that the host has not yet been checked.
v1.0.0.43 (16th August 2010)
- Performance improvements
v1.0.0.41 (10th August 2010)
- Initial release
