So create an account on www.dns6.org and create a hostname with your IPv6 address. If you can access the from your IPv6 system, it will fill out your IPv6 address automagically. That's it. It just works.
I'm now playing with ddclient and wget to announce updates of my IPv6 addresses (when working with teredo / miredo).
So far my ddclient.conf looks like this:
sander@flappie:~$ cat /etc/ddclient.conf
# Configuration file for ddclient generated by debconf
#
# /etc/ddclient.conf
pid=/var/run/ddclient.pid
protocol=dyndns2
# use=if, if=
#use=if, if=web
use=web
server=www.dns6.org
login=MyName
password='MyPass'
MyHost.dns6.org
sander@flappie:~$
# Configuration file for ddclient generated by debconf
#
# /etc/ddclient.conf
pid=/var/run/ddclient.pid
protocol=dyndns2
# use=if, if=
#use=if, if=web
use=web
server=www.dns6.org
login=MyName
password='MyPass'
MyHost.dns6.org
sander@flappie:~$
I'm also trying to do the update with wget:
Results are not yet clear.
4 comments:
cool service? maybe, but i can't create a account. how can i get a account on dns6.org?
Greetings
dns6.org seems to be down & gone.
here to help http://dns-ip.ru/Home/DynDns
https://dns.he.net is best alternative I found. It does NOT hand out domain names, you have to own a domain and point it to their DNS servers - but it's a free DNS server with dynamic A and AAAA support.
Alas, mainline ddclient still doesn't support IPv6 but there are patches floating around [http://blog.belodedenko.me/2013/07/dynamic-ipv6-updates-using-ddclient-for.html]
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