Complete zone
Manage your domain’s complete DNS zone centrally instead of distributing individual records across different systems.
DNS-Hosting
DNS hosting is the right choice when you want to manage an entire domain centrally. Manage the root domain, subdomains, and DNS records in one place, with flexible TTLs and support for SSL and wildcard certificates through DNS-01.
Ideal for websites, servers, homelabs, and services that should be accessible under your own domain.
Why DNS hosting?
Once you operate your own domain, many DNS records belong together: the root domain, subdomains, aliases, technical TXT verifications, and certificate records. DNS hosting brings all of this management together in one place.
DNS hosting is especially useful for certificates. A suitable TXT record can be used to complete ACME DNS-01 challenges, allowing wildcard certificates such as *.example.com to be issued without validating every subdomain individually.
Benefits
Manage your domain’s complete DNS zone centrally instead of distributing individual records across different systems.
Create subdomains for websites, apps, gateways, customer portals, or test systems directly under your domain.
Use TXT records for DNS-01 challenges and issue wildcard certificates.
Store technical TXT values for services, provider checks, and security mechanisms centrally and transparently.
Process
The domain is created as a dedicated DNS zone and prepared for management.
At your domain registrar, change the domain’s nameservers to the RB-ddns nameservers.
The root domain, subdomains, target addresses, TXT challenges, and other DNS records can then be managed centrally.
Features
DNS hosting extends DynDNS with complete domain management. Static DNS records, dynamic targets, and certificate challenges can all be organized within a single zone.
Manage records for the root domain, individual subdomains, and technical names such as _acme-challenge.
Add TXT values for certificate validation and enable wildcard certificates.
Use dynamic A and AAAA records within your own domain when public IP addresses change.
Centrally manage key record types and suitable TTL values within a dedicated DNS zone.
In brief
DynDNS automatically updates individual hostnames when IP addresses change. DNS hosting manages the complete DNS zone of your own domain.
In a DNS-01 challenge, a TXT record confirms that you control the domain. This also enables wildcard certificates to be issued.
No. Your domain usually remains with your current registrar. You only change its nameservers to the RB-ddns nameservers.
Yes. Individual A and AAAA records within your own domain can be updated automatically via DynDNS while the remaining DNS records stay unchanged.
Supported records include A, AAAA, CNAME, TXT, and MX. Additional record types can be added as needed.