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@@ -36,7 +36,13 @@ Back in `users.db`, type in the domain name (`user1.example.com`) and its INWX I
## Usage
Please feel free to use [Snap DynDNS client](https://src.mehl.mx/mxmehl/snap-dyndns-client) which is the perfect combination for this server application. Else, you can also use curl with a POST request:
Please feel free to use [Snap DynDNS client](https://src.mehl.mx/mxmehl/snap-dyndns-client) which is the perfect combination for this server application.
Please note: You cannot define whether it shall be an A, AAAA or whatever record. You would have to do that in the INWX webpanel once, the ID should stay the same.
### curl
You can use curl with a POST request:
curl -X POST -d "domain=user1.example.com&user=myuser&pass=mypassword&ip=1.2.3.4" "https://yourdyndnsservice.net/update.php"
@@ -51,4 +57,15 @@ This will send following data to your **Snap DynDNS server** which is running un
* `pass=mypassword`: This is the client's personal password which you can define freely.
* `ip=1.2.3.4`: This is the IP which shall be set to this single domain
Please note: You cannot define whether it shall be an A, AAAA or whatever record. You would have to do that in the INWX webpanel once, the ID should stay the same.
## AVM FritzBox
In the AVM Fritz!Boxes you can choose a custom DynDNS provider. In order to connect it with your Snap DynDNS server, use following data:
```
Update-URL: yourdyndnsservice.net/update.php?domain=<domain>&user=<username>&pass=<pass>&ip=<ipaddr>
Domainname: user1.example.com
Username: myuser
Password: mypassword
```
Be sure to not add an URI scheme like `https://`, the device will throw an error. The IP address is set automatically by the device. Note that you can also set your IPv6 address by using `<ip6addr>` in the URL.