Home-Server
Web interfaces, NAS devices, media servers, and custom services remain accessible under an easy-to-read name.
DynDNS
RB-DynDNS keeps your home network, server, or devices accessible at a fixed internet address. Your current public IP address is automatically linked to your personal DynDNS domain – reliably, quickly, and without complicated setup.
Create your own subdomain, configure it in your router or DynDNS client, and conveniently access your services remotely. RB-DynDNS supports IPv4 and IPv6 and is ideal for VPN, Home Assistant, NAS systems, and custom servers.
Free. Simple. Reliable.
RB-DynDNS is free, straightforward, and focused on the essentials. You receive a personal DynDNS address for your private projects and devices.
Management is clear, setup is quick, and there are no hidden fees.
Use cases
Web interfaces, NAS devices, media servers, and custom services remain accessible under an easy-to-read name.
Connect to your home network remotely without first looking up the current WAN address.
Access local devices directly when access is configured through a VPN or appropriate port forwarding.
Reach development environments, test systems, and self-hosted applications under a fixed name.
Get started in minutes
Register, confirm your email address, and open the customer area.
Choose your personal hostname under rb-ddns.net and the appropriate record type.
Enter the update URL and API key in your router, cron job, or script.
Features
The interface is intentionally streamlined yet provides everything needed for typical DynDNS scenarios: IPv4, IPv6, aliases, text values, flexible TTLs, and automatic updates via API.
Manage IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for your hostnames and update them automatically via DynDNS.
Point hostnames to other targets or add text values for verification and technical information.
Choose how quickly changes to your DNS records should become visible.
Securely update your DNS records via API using an API key, hostname, and target value.
Automation
The update endpoint accepts API keys in the Authorization header or as a URL parameter. If no target value is supplied for an A or AAAA record, RB-DynDNS automatically uses the detected client IP. More...
POST /api/update
Authorization: Bearer <DEIN_API_KEY>
Content-Type: application/json
{
"hostname": "zuhause",
"record_type": "A",
"target_value": "203.0.113.24"
}
In brief
No. DynDNS is specifically intended for internet connections whose public IP address changes regularly.
You can currently manage A, AAAA, CNAME, and TXT records under rb-ddns.net verwalten.
Yes, if your router supports custom DynDNS providers or configurable HTTP update URLs. Alternatively, you can use a small script or cron job.