Dynamic DNS with BIND

[TC]

"David Botham" <DBotham at OptimusSolutions.com> wrote in message 
news:d48u5i$ur1$1 at sf1.isc.org...
> bind-users-bounce at isc.org wrote on 04/20/2005 11:43:28 PM:
>> Hello,
>>
>>     I'm looking into getting a virtual dedicated server (right now
> thinking
>> of using GoDaddy - although i am open to other options).
>>
>>     Anyway, one thing I would like to do is Dynamic DNS something like
>> DynDNS.org this would be just for myself. But I am clueless when how to
> set
>> this up. My only experience is using DynDNS.org or with in Active
> Directory.
>
> If you are looking for a dynamic DNS entry for a DSL or Cable modem line,
> you should probably stick with an external provider.

Dave,

    This is my thinking. One it's for a play toy :) And expensive one but 
hey :)
It's mostly to ID my home network, my laptop and a few other systems. It's 
something I'd like to try and if nothing else learn about.

Since the DNS will be off site IE not my home network and a network I'll 
never be attached directly too. I figure it's probally the best way to play.

Relalistily i'll probally use dyndns and have a cname within my zone to 
point to the dyndns name. Since it will be easier that way and because I can 
handle DNS though my registrar.

It still goes back to something I would like to learn about cause in AD I 
can see how authnication takes place but with BIND I'm kinda lost how the 
integrity is kept. It's something new for me to learn :)

Thank you for confirming my thoughts :)

TC