 Use subdomain of an exist...
 Use subdomain of an exist...
                 Use subdomain of an existing domain for dynamic DNS
  Use subdomain of an existing domain for dynamic DNS
                - Home
- Control Panel
- Community Forum
- Services
- Dynamic DNS Service
- Use subdomain of an existing domain for dynamic DNS
- Community Forum
- Use subdomain of an existing domain for dynamic DNS
Topic: Use subdomain of an existing domain for dynamic DNS
                                hi I have registered my domain somename.ca with another provider.Now i am trying to have only my vpn.somename.ca redirect to my location what is needed on the dynu controle panel to redirect ?- I have create a cname on my registrar to ns2.dynu.com- I use ddclient that is working and updating correctly
                                
                            
                            
                            
                        Reply with quote | Report
                                The best way is to change the name servers for your domain name somename.ca at your registrar to Dynu name servers and set up DNS records with Dynu. You can set up the main domain name somename.ca to point to your static server IP and set up a subdomain vpn.somename.ca to point to your dynamic IP address. You can use ddclient to update vpn.somedomain.ca.If you are not able to use Dynu name servers for your primary domain name, You can sign up for a free third level domain name say testvpn.ddnsfree.com at https://www.dynu.com/en-US/ControlPanel/AddDDNS by using option 1. Then at your current registrar, you can add a CNAME record for vpn.somedomain.ca to point to testvpn.ddnsfree.com. Then you run ddclient to update testvpn.ddnsfree.com. Since you have a CNAME record for vpn.somedomain.ca to point to testvpn.ddnsfree.com, vpn.somedomain.ca will map to the dynamic IP address as well.Either way, you should remove the CNAME record you added that points somename.ca to ns2.dynu.com.
                                
                            
                            
                            
                        Reply with quote | Report
| Author | Topic: Use subdomain of an existing domain for dynamic DNS | 
|---|---|
| Simon Toutant Joined: 10/11/2017 |  Use subdomain of an existing domain for dynamic DNS Wednesday, October 11, 2017 1:44 PM 
                                    hi I have registered my domain somename.ca with another provider.Now i am trying to have only my vpn.somename.ca redirect to my location what is needed on the dynu controle panel to redirect ?- I have create a cname on my registrar to ns2.dynu.com- I use ddclient that is working and updating correctly
                                    
                                 | 
| timothytw Joined: 5/2/2002 |  Use subdomain of an existing domain for dynamic DNS Wednesday, October 11, 2017 2:47 PM 
                                    The best way is to change the name servers for your domain name somename.ca at your registrar to Dynu name servers and set up DNS records with Dynu. You can set up the main domain name somename.ca to point to your static server IP and set up a subdomain vpn.somename.ca to point to your dynamic IP address. You can use ddclient to update vpn.somedomain.ca.If you are not able to use Dynu name servers for your primary domain name, You can sign up for a free third level domain name say testvpn.ddnsfree.com at https://www.dynu.com/en-US/ControlPanel/AddDDNS by using option 1. Then at your current registrar, you can add a CNAME record for vpn.somedomain.ca to point to testvpn.ddnsfree.com. Then you run ddclient to update testvpn.ddnsfree.com. Since you have a CNAME record for vpn.somedomain.ca to point to testvpn.ddnsfree.com, vpn.somedomain.ca will map to the dynamic IP address as well.Either way, you should remove the CNAME record you added that points somename.ca to ns2.dynu.com.
                                    
                                 | 
 It is currently Friday, October 31, 2025 4:36 PM US Mountain Standard Time
 It is currently Friday, October 31, 2025 4:36 PM US Mountain Standard Time
        
            Friday, October 31, 2025 4:36 PM
        
    
 
  
  
 