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PRIVATE DYNAMIC DNS

Let changing IPs
rest in peace

Supports both NO-IP and DynDNS protocols

WINDOWS / PC

Dynamic Update Client (DUC)

Download DUC for Windows

Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · 2 MB

Version 1.0.132-bit Windows 10 download
Windows installation instructions
  1. Download the 64-bit installer for most PCs, or choose the 32-bit Windows 10 version.
  2. Run the installer and set a local application password.
  3. Enter your DDNS.rip hostname and DDNS username/password. Leave the server as update.ddns.rip.
  4. Click Save and Confirm. When the status is green and Operational, you can close the window; updating continues in the background.

Already installed? Use Check for Updates in the Windows app.

LINUX / UBUNTU

Dynamic Update Client (DUC)

Download DUC for Linux

Ubuntu 14.04 / 16.04 / 24.04

Version 1.0.1 · 17 KB + dependenciesSHA-256 checksum
Linux installation instructions
  1. Save DDNS.rip-Linux-1.0.1.tar.gz in your Downloads folder.
  2. Open a terminal and run:
    cd ~/Downloads
tar -xzf DDNS.rip-Linux-1.0.1.tar.gz
cd DDNS.rip-Linux-1.0.1
./install.sh
    Enter your Ubuntu login password, not the root, TeamViewer or DDNS password. Nothing appears while typing it. Your Ubuntu login needs administrator access. The installer downloads the required Ubuntu packages.
  3. Log out of Linux and log back in. Then open DDNS.rip Dynamic Update Client from Applications.
  4. Set a local application password, enter your DDNS.rip hostname and DDNS username/password, then click Save and Confirm. Leave the server as update.ddns.rip.

Once the status is green and Operational, you can close the window. The service keeps running, even when nobody is logged in.

To upgrade, run the new installer again; your settings are preserved. Tested on Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04 (32 / 64-bit), and 24.04 (64-bit). Requires working Ubuntu package repositories and current CA certificates. Ubuntu 10.04 and 12.04 are not supported.

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