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larkspur
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 Third party DNS ?
I have a dynamic ip from my isp. So i use a third party vendor for free. It work s good I can nslookup my doamin and the telnet to my router(linksys). One thing I can do is PC Anywhere to one of machines inside even though I have the IP and port forwarding set. Does any one ese use a third party DNS to access the network at home?
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Tarzanboy
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I have friends that use various DNS services through the internet, like DynDNS and they seem happy to have them as an external DNS while maintaining their own internal ones.
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