# DynDns Server

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The DynDns-Server was introduced from [version v1.0.24](#user-content-fn-1)[^1].
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With the DynDns-Server, third DynDns clients can submit their IP update for a domain. Both extra accounts and domains can be stored. For example, a 'Fritz box' can give its IP for a domain to the [DNS server](/flyingfish/index/configurations/domains/own-dns-server.md).

## List

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1. Adds a new account.
2. List of accounts.

## Add/Edit

Add/Edit an account where a DynDns client can log in and submit its update.

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1. Username for Login.
2. Password for user.
3. Domains for the update.

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[To set up the router or DynDNS client, read the example for more information.](/flyingfish/index/examples/own-dyndns-server-fritzbox.md)
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