Publisher's Description
From Vitalwerks:
The No-IP DUC is used with No-IP.com's dynamic DNS service. Dynamic DNS enables you to remotely access your computer, download files or even run your own blog / web site on your home or small business broadband connection even when connected to the internet via a dynamic IP address.
What's new in this version: Version 3.0.4 is completely redesigned update client for No-IP.com. Enhanced update security, remotely configure clients from our Web interface, new lightweight DNS based IP detection, Windows 7 native support.
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All versions:
4.2 starsout of 284 votes
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Current version:
4.2 starsout of 4 votes
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"Works well"
Version: No-IP DUC (Dynamic DNS Update Client) 3.0.4
Pros
Set it and leave it.
Cons
Would be nice to be able to change the refresh frequency.
Summary
Very pleased with both the application and the no-ip service.
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"Great Tool"
Version: No-IP DUC (Dynamic DNS Update Client) 3.0.4
Pros
Works consistently and easily.
Cons
Not sure I can really think of anything other than some slight tweaks in the UI could be improved and modernized.
Summary
Great tool, that might also work with some other providers as well. Full list of DDNS services can be tried from http://dnslookup.me/dynamic-dns/
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"its very necessary as personal protection"
Version: No-IP DUC (Dynamic DNS Update Client) 3.0.4
Pros
i expect my privacy in the web
Cons
I don't know which could be a cons and even I don't expect any problem
Summary
Thanks for this opportunity
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"much better"
Version: No-IP DUC (Dynamic DNS Update Client) 3.0.4
Pros
ease of use
Cons
do not find anything I could not live with
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