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 From:  ANT_THOMAS   29 Jun 2018 15:24 
 To:  CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)      7 of 9 
42193.7 In reply to 42193.6 
If you want access to your home server or computer or whatever at home, whilst not at home, it's useful. Saves remembering IPs and avoids the issue of the IP changing if it's dynamic.

If you own your own domain you can use a free service like afraid freedns to run the dns for your domain, then add a subdomain that points to your home IP. You can then also update that dynamically to reflect IP changes.

I think there's other similar services available but afraid worked fine for me so didn't try others.

So you could have
smiffy.com pointing at your website
home.smiffy.com pointing at your home server
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 From:  CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)   29 Jun 2018 17:01 
 To:  ANT_THOMAS      8 of 9 
42193.8 In reply to 42193.7 
Yeah I get all that, and I can see where it would be very useful for many people.

I probably don't need it and, in view of the daily bot hammering on work server http and ssh ports, it's not something I would open up on a whim.
“More tigers live in US back yards than in the wild”
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 From:  Matt   29 Jun 2018 18:06 
 To:  Voltane       9 of 9 
42193.9 In reply to 42193.1 
Cloudflare provide free DNS hosting.

They don't have a client application to update for you, but they do provide a Restful HTTP API and SDKs for PHP, Python, Go, JavaScript and a few more if you also fancy a coding challenge.

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