Reach your home network under a fixed hostname
Your IP changes – your hostname stays. DynDNS keeps your domain pointed at your router around the clock.
Point a fixed hostname at your ever-changing home IP. Your router updates the record automatically – for IPv4 and IPv6, secured with per-address credentials.
Free up to 10 addresses – no credit card required.
Create up to 10 DynDNS addresses completely free – no credit card, no trial limit.
Connect your own domain via a TSIG key – or start instantly on our shared system domains.
Reserve a personal suffix under a system domain (e.g. alice.dxdns.de) and create as many addresses below it as your plan allows.
Why DynDNS from dremaxx
Access your home server, NAS or camera from anywhere under one fixed hostname.
Your router reports every IP change – the DNS record follows within seconds.
Full dual-stack support with A and AAAA records for modern connections.
Each address gets its own router password; zone updates are TSIG-signed.
How DynDNS works
Create an address
Pick a system domain or bring your own and create a hostname in the console.
Configure the router
Enter the update URL and credentials into your router’s DynDNS settings.
Done
Your router updates the record automatically whenever your IP changes.
Built for your home network
Everything you need to keep a reliable hostname pointed at a dynamic connection.
Compatible dyndns2 update endpoint that virtually every router and DynDNS client speaks.
Update A and AAAA records independently – send one or both addresses.
Records are written to the zone via RFC 2136 with TSIG keys – no open dynamic updates.
Run as many addresses as your plan allows – one per device or service.
Use a ready-to-go system domain like dxdns.de or dxdns.org, or connect your own domain with a TSIG key.
Every hostname gets its own router password you can rotate at any time.
See every update with status, IP and timestamp – searchable and charted.
Updates from your router appear live in the dashboard without a refresh.
Works with your router
Our update endpoint follows the widely supported dyndns2 protocol, so it works with the DynDNS feature built into most routers and clients:
No matching preset? Choose the “custom” or “user-defined” provider option and paste the update URL from the console.
Ready to reach home from anywhere?
Create your first DynDNS address in minutes and let your router keep it up to date.
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