Dynamic DNS
Dynamic DNS (DDNS) allows you to access the firewall when it's provisioned with a dynamic IP address. When the firewall receives a new IP address, it contacts the DDNS service and updates the public DNS name with the new address.
The firewall can be configured to use IP tunneling to access IPv4 services across an IPv6 infrastructure through a Virtual Network Enabler (VNE) provider. IPv6 VNE providers use IPv6 IP-over-Ethernet (IPoE) connectivity with IP tunneling.
Note
We discontinued Sophos DDNS. You can't register DDNS domains using myfirewall.co any longer.
IPv4 DDNS providers
We support the following IPv4 DDNS providers:
- DynDNS
- DynAccess
- easyDNS
- ZoneEdit
- Google DDNS
- Namecheap
- DNS-O-Matic
- No-IP
- FreeDNS
- Cloudflare
IPv6 VNE providers
The firewall supports Cross Pass (XPass) as an IPv6 VNE provider for Japan IPoE connectivity. XPass uses IPv4-over-IPv6 (4in6) IP tunneling to provide communication between IPv4 networks across an IPv6 infrastructure.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The name of the DDNS entry. |
| Interface | The WAN interface associated with the DDNS hostname. |
| Service provider | The DDNS service provider configured for the entry. |
| Last updated IP | The most recent public IP address sent to the DDNS provider. |
| Last updated status | The result of the most recent DDNS update attempt. |
| Last updated time | The time the DDNS entry was last updated. |
| Failure reason | The reason for the most recent update failure, if applicable. |
| Manage | Options to edit or delete the DDNS entry. |