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Synology DSM Tip: Easily Change the DDNS Domain in Sharing Links for Enhanced Privacy
In Synology DSM, sharing links default to your primary DDNS domain, potentially exposing your public IP and creating security risks. This video teaches you a simple trick to change the domain used in sharing links by adding a new hostname in the 'External Access' advanced settings. This is useful for content creators protecting their privacy and for users wanting to access their NAS with multiple domains.
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iKuai Wildcard/Partial DDNS Tutorial
Welcome to the iKuai beginner tutorial. This video introduces the complete process of using the built-in DDNS technology in iKuai OS to easily bind a public IPv4 address with a domain name using wildcard domains/partial wildcard domains, including a simple theoretical introduction, practical operations, testing procedures, and more.
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iKuai IPv4 DDNS: Bind Public IP to Domain
Welcome to the iKuai beginner tutorial. This video introduces the complete process of using the built-in DDNS technology in iKuai OS to easily bind a public IPv4 address with a domain name, including a simple theoretical introduction, practical operations, testing procedures, and more.
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iKuai DDNS: Bind LAN IPv6 to Domain
Welcome to the iKuai beginner tutorial. This video introduces the complete process of using iKuai OS's built-in DDNS technology to easily bind IPv6 addresses of LAN devices to domain names, including a simple theoretical introduction, practical operations, testing procedures, and more.
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Docker DDNS-Go: Bind IPv4/IPv6 to Domain for Synology 7.2
Based on Synology DSM 7.2.1 system, this is a step-by-step tutorial on using the Docker version of ddns-go to bind dynamic public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to domain names. ddns-go is a very user-friendly domain binding program, highly recommended to learn and explore. Related content: https://dpit.lib00.com
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Synology DDNS: Bind Public IP to Domain for 7.2.1
Synology 7.2.1 system DDNS setup: a complete record of the process of binding a public IP (v4) with a domain name.