IPv64.net - DynDNS service hosted in Germany
IPv64.net understands the update formats of a wide range of routers and DynDNS clients, including devices that send IPv4 and IPv6 in a single request. Operated exclusively from Germany.
Free DynDNS with IPv4 and IPv6Your internet provider changes your IP address, your domain name stays the same. IPv64 updates your DNS records automatically whenever your address changes, so your NAS, your VPN or your home server is always reachable under one name. Free of charge and compatible with the DynDNS2 protocol used by almost every router.
These IPv64.net DynDNS services are free of charge. In the free variant up to 3 DynDNS domains are fully usable.
Choose your name under 19 domains such as ipv64.net, ipv64.de, home64.de, nas64.de or vpn64.de.
Bring your own domain, point its nameservers to IPv64.net and manage all DNS records here, including DynDNS updates. We are not a registrar.
A and AAAA records are updated together or separately. IPv6 prefixes are supported, and connections behind DS-Lite or CG-NAT can ignore the shared IPv4 address.
FRITZ!Box, Speedport, UniFi, MikroTik, OPNsense, Synology or a simple cron job on Linux. Ready-made update URLs are available for every device.
The registration is completely free of charge and so is the use of the DynDNS service.
Check if your desired domain is still available.
IPv64.net DNS servers are connected to multiple Load-balancers. These in turn distribute the DNS requests and have a sophisticated DDoS protection.
The IPv64.net load balancers ensure a clean distribution of DNS requests, as well as requests towards the update & API interface.
IPv64.net is fully integrated with ACME.sh and Certbot. Issuing valid certificates is easily possible with the DNS Challenge and IPv64.
If one of the IPv64 DNS servers fails, automatic measures take effect immediately and initiate a failover.
All communication channels are fully end-to-end SSL encrypted.
The registration is completely free of charge and so is the use of the DynDNS service.
IPv64.net understands the update formats of a wide range of routers and DynDNS clients, including devices that send IPv4 and IPv6 in a single request. Operated exclusively from Germany.