Java Dynamic Dns Client

Java Dynamic Dns Client is a handy DNS client app made in Java. It works on Windows 32, Linux, and Mac OS X, plus it can run on any other platform that supports Java. Pretty cool, right?

What Can It Do?

A Dynamic Dns Client lets you run a web server right from your home computer. So, every time your IP address changes, this client automatically updates your website's IP settings with your DNS service provider. No more manual updates!

Integration with Host Management

The Java Dynamic Dns Client now comes packed with the Host Management Extension Project. If you're curious about the source code or want more details, check out this project.

Key Features of Java Dynamic Dns Client

• Super easy to configure; editing XML files is optional.


• All settings and current status are saved in XML files that load automatically when the system restarts.


• Email notifications keep you updated.


• The client identifies your IP automatically from different sources like routers or web services.


• Works well with almost all web-enabled routers.


• You can use UpnP, SNMP, HTTP, or an external website to find out your current IP.


• Automatic retries make sure you stay connected.


• You can monitor accessibility too!


• This runs as a servlet (TODO), a Windows service/Linux daemon, or as a console application.


• No limit on the number of zones you can manage!


• Packs features to work behind NAT and DSL routers.


• JMX enabled for remote API access—perfect for monitoring applications!


• A TCP Redirector helps direct TCP/IP streams from one port to another or even to a different host.

What's New in This Release?

• The provider invocation has been reimplemented—it’s much easier to add new providers now!


• Minor bugs have been squashed.


• Additions include dyndns providers like EASYDNS, NOIP, DTDNS, DNSWIDGE, DYNSNET, and DYNUPNET.


• Makes sure everything complies with dyndns.org certification standards.


Check it out here for download!