[KLUG Members] Looking for a new dynamic DNS.

[Adam Tauno Williams]

> >My experience is that they get the origin IP address of the connection,
> >so no matter where the dyn-dns client is inside the nat'd network, it
> >just works.  You don't usually have to 'send them' your IP address,
> >just make a connection containing some credentials,  the connection is
> >sort of self-informative.
> Right, but with the "we'll block you if you udate too often" policy, you
> don't know WHEN to attempt this, and there's a good chance that you'll get
> blocked for abuse if you do it too often. This implies to me that dyndns.org's 
> local agent is event (you got a new IP adress) driven.

Correct.   Would make me want to use an alternative, as I can't always
have a 'local' agent, depending on the network/firewall configuration.