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How can I query DynDns for the ip that has been saved in the DynDns database. For example, how could I see the ip of http://mydomain.dyndns.org programmatically? |
The question has been closed Sep 27 at 10:12 AM ago by Cry Havok for the following reason "Abandoned question".
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You do not need an API for that. Just do DNS lookups. On most operating systems, you can perform the following command: (where you replace hostname.dyndns.org with the actual hostname you want to look up) |
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Then that is what the hostname is currently resolving to. How have you confirmed that it should be resolving to something else? |
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Sorry that does not work. Whenever I enter nslookup http://mydomain.dyndns.org I get MY ip-address as answer and not the current ip-address of http://mydomain.dyndns.org. |
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We have analyzed the problem and what we found out is written in the thread bad bad error in dyndns ... |