The Binary Translator: DDNS

by James Gilbert Pynn

A DDNS server does one thing and one thing well: it maps domain names to IP addresses. What is the difference between IP addresses and domain names? An IP address is an Internet Protocol address assigned to individual computers. As such, they are assigned by two naming conventions: the Ipv4 and the Ipv6 conventions. The former, thus looks something like this: 211.09.232.177 (for IPv4), while the latter…



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