[ale] dyndns.com

[Matt Hessel]

I haven't looked at their site, but I'll guess standard DNS is they host
your site name on their name server. The higher one allows you to add A
records, MX records, CNAME etc..

Host your own is self- explanatory.

You are required to have a valid name server when registering a domain with
IANA, so the would need for you to do one of the three options.  I don't
know that they have the best price..
On Oct 30, 2013 1:28 PM, "John Heim" <john at johnheim.net> wrote:

> I want to get a dynamic dns account for my vanity domain, johnheim.com. I
> see that dyndns has a debian package so I went there and created an
> account. When I started putting things in my shopping cart, I saw that
>  transfering the domain was like ten or twelve bucks. But it wants to
> charge me something like $35 for "standard DNS". Do I need that? I'm
> getting a total of around $45 for one year. Everywhere else I look, it's
> $10 to $15 *total*.
>
> The shopping cart options at dyndns.com  for DNS are something like
> "standard DNS", managed DNS (which is way more), and "I want to run my own
> DNS server." I don't want to pay $35 for DNS nor do I want to run my own
> DNS server.  Is the shopping cart just misleading or do I really need that
> standard DNS service?
>
> I know that I could just use a different company but I'm blind
> anddyndns.com works well with a screen reader. Better than  namecheap,
> godaddy, or namesecure.
>
> --
> ===
> John Heim, john at johnheim.net
>
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