Right now with DNS-O-Matic you can update one service (e.g. OpenDNS, dyndns, no-ip) or all of your registered services. This is great, but I want to be able to update a subset of them. For example I have three networks that I control (home, school, mobile). When, for example, my home network changes its IP, I want that to be pushed to no-ip and OpenDNS, but I can't do that without also updating the no-ip and OpenDNS entries for my other 2 networks.
I would like to be able to list the services to update when I process an update, or at least be able to tie services together, so that if one updates so do(es) the other(s).
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I would like to be able to list the services to update when I process an update, or at least be able to tie services together, so that if one updates so do(es) the other(s).
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Also, if you have two services with dyndns, how do you differentiate between them? It seems they are both labeled dyndns...
I guess you differentiate by using the hostname filed with the actual dynamic domain name in question...
why this script not work in mikrotik 2.9 with opendns ???
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$updateOpenDNS = 0;
$updateresult = 0;
$writeLogEveryXHours = 2; # integer, 1 to 23
$DATE = (localtime);
$MIN = ((localtime(time))[1]);
$HOUR = ((localtime(time))[2]);
$LOGFILE="/home/user/working/IPupdater.log";
open LOG, ">>$LOGFILE";
$OLDIPFILE="/home/user/working/oldIP.txt";
open OLDIP, "
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Agreed! Use of this feature is what drew me to DNS-O-Matic, since the current opendns updater already supports hostnames, I thought for sure hostname groups in DNS-O-Matic would be possible. Most sysadmins have more than one dynamic ip to care for... solving this with DOM would require LOTS of separate accounts, no thanks, we will stick with current solutions until groups are implemented.