DynDNS vs. *.yourhda.com

[straightshooter1]

I've search the forums and I hope well enough. Here is my situation. I've been using DynDNS for years now and love the service. Since the install of Amahi I can no longer use the service in the same fashion as I am used to. Is there a way to disable Amahi's dynamic DNS service, while keeping it as my local network's DNS server?

I cannot stand to use the "*.yourhda.com" address for my network.

[andypol]

If we mean to use an external URL, think you can use your previous accounts dyn dns forwarding to your static IP or Yourhda.com

[andypol]

This refers to the service dyndns

[bigfoot65]

The DynDNS for Amahi currently cannot be disabled. There is a bug which causes other problems, so suggest you not try to disable it.

[straightshooter1]

Any movement on this? Basically I do not want an address of "*.yourhda.com" to be accessible. Can I some how redirect the "*.yourhda.com" address to my DynDNS service URL?

[bigfoot65]

You can add an additional DynDNS I believe, just not disable the Amahi provided one without consequences. Not sure when we will have a chance to work on any changes to the current way. Our limited resources are diligently working on the Ubuntu release.