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DDNS
(redirected from Dynamic Domain Name System)

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DDNSDynamic Domain Name System (networking)
DDNSDiscrete Dynamics in Nature and Society (journal)
DDNSDiscount Domain Name Services (Australia)
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In addition the router includes Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS), Syslog Monitoring, web-based GUI and SNMP v3 Management and offers 'Universal Plug and Play' compliancy.
D-Link unveils new wireless ADSL VPN router by Worldwide Computer Products News
The key to it all is LEAD IP's patent-pending Naming/Numbering system, which essentially provides a built-in Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) service.
LEAD IP Announces Breakthrough VPN Solution Enabling Secure IPSec ... by Business Wire
IPcentral can also communicate in real-time with IPservers, downloading Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS), and Dynamic NetBIOS Name Service (DNBNS) configuration data to servers and uploading operational data from the servers.
Enterprise IP Modeling and Network Design Now Available from Network ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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