DuckDns Updater is a Windows tray application that allows you to keep your dynamic hostname’s IP address up-to-date (and in sync) with DuckDns DNS service.
On machines with multiple network adapters, it would be useful to be able to select which adapter to bind to and update the DNS entry for.
For example, if I have a physical network adapter and a VPN connection, I may want to update DuckDNS for the physical adapter, but by default it will instead retrieve and update the IP address of the VPN connection (because/if that's the network adapter with the highest priority)
I tried installing the GUI Client on a Windows 7 (Home Premium) machine but when I try to run the client nothing happens (the duck icon does not appear). How can I troubleshoot/fix this?
I just updated the JRE on my Windows 10 machine to 8.171 (the latest, as of today) and DuckDNS now says it needs JRE 1.0.0 to continue running. Any suggestions?
It would be great if this nifty utility had a log that recorded the date, old IP and new IP whenever the IP address changes. I'm not fussy about the format the log would use, but it would be helpful at times to see what my old IP addresses were and when they changed.