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DynDns #1
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It currently doesn‘t support dyndns. For now you can easily create dynamic DNS records with the REST-API. |
For most routers you need to add username and password to the url like: https://domain.de/api/v3/update?hostname={hostname}&myip={IPAddress}&user={user}&password={password} Does this work with your rest api? Some API only support username and password via header. |
You have to use an apiKey like this: http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/domain/1/record/?apiKey=1234567890 Then PUT a json string: This will set the content of record 11 to 192.168.178.2 |
This won't work on the most routers. A lot of router hardware can't do json. There need to be a extra API for dyndns. Like: This API should only be able to update records. Do you come from Germany? Maybe you know Fritz.box (Router) |
Yeah I know them but that's currently not supported. I'll add an api endpoint for dyndns soon |
Does it support dyndns?
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