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DynIP – Dynamic DNS with RFC 2136, IPv6, DNSSEC, and BYOD

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Authoritative Control Plane

Quick Start Guide

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1. Create a Zone: Type your device name, select your preferred base domain, and click Create Zone.

2. Get the Config: Click the Snippets button next to your new domain.

3. Deploy: Select your device type and copy the generated configuration block directly into your router's CLI.

Note: IPv4 and IPv6 (Dual-Stack) are detected and updated automatically based on the incoming connection.

Quick Sync

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Instantly update your selected zones to match this device's current external IP address.

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Detected Network IP

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{{ zone.name }} {{ zone.ip }}

No zones available. Create one above.

API Automation

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Quick test (uses your session — expires when you log out)

Programmatically register new zones with your current session token. Send a POST request to the /register endpoint.

curl -X POST "{{ backendUrl }}/register?subdomain=my-new-router&base_domain={{ baseDomains[0] }}" \
     -H "Authorization: Bearer {{ token }}"

Session tokens expire on logout — use an API token below for long-running automation.

API tokens are a Pro feature

Long-lived tokens for automation: monitoring scripts, CI pipelines, MSP integrations. Tokens don't expire when you log out.

Upgrade to Pro →

Long-lived tokens for automation. Each token can be scoped read-only or full access, and revoked at any time.

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No API tokens yet. Create one to get started.

Name Token Scope Last used Expires Action
{{ t.name }} {{ t.token_prefix }} {{ t.scope === 'read' ? 'Read-only' : 'Full' }} {{ t.last_used_at ? formatPlanDate(t.last_used_at) : 'Never' }} {{ t.expires_at ? formatPlanDate(t.expires_at) : 'Never' }}

New API Token

Tokens are shown once at creation — store them in a password manager or secrets vault.

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⚠ Save this token now

This token won't be shown again. Store it somewhere secure (1Password, Bitwarden, your CI's secrets manager).

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