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Is a Dynamic DNS Service included in my FiOS Bundle?
Is a Dynamic DNS Service included in my FiOS Bundle?
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Is a Dynamic DNS Service included in my FiOS Bundle?
06-01-2009 09:59 PM - edited 06-01-2009 10:22 PM
I have the FiOS TV, Phone & Internet Bundle (internet upgraded for $5 extra for faster speeds) and switched from Cable.
I know that Cable provided all of their Boost internet premium speed customers with a bundle of goodies, including a Dynamic DNS service.
- Does Verizon offer Dynamic DNS service included as well?
- If not, which is easiest to use (I have a Mac running OS X 10.5.7)
- I noticed that my FiOS Router Firmware has Dynamic DNS section, but it's very unclear as to if it is meant for a Verizon specific service or a third party service.
Please advise; thanks!
--> Screenshot of Verizon Router Firmware screen - click here.
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Re: Is a Dynamic DNS Service included in my FiOS Bundle?
06-02-2009 08:37 AM
That screen you captured is where you would enter your dyndns.org account info and thereby get dynamic dns running on your setup.
It's not really accurate to say the service is 'included' in the bundle, it's just that the router is capable of talking with this 3rd party service - most routers can do so nowadays.
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