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Dynamic DNS keeps DNS records automatically up to date when an IP address changes. Dynamic DNS is used in large networks that host internal services, and use their own internal DNS and DHCP servers. 

Dynamic DNS (DynDNS Pro) allows you to access your devices from the internet via a simple to remember domain name. Example: Instead of connecting to your security camera, DVR, or computer through a difficult to remember IP address like 216.146.45.246, Dynamic DNS allows you to access your device from the internet via a simple to remember web address such as “yourcamera.dyndns.com”.

The diagram above displays the basic connection setup for devices in your home or office. The terms used to describe each device in the diagram will be used throughout this document.

Modem – The machine responsible for your internet connection (WAN) and is often directly connected to your router.

Router – The machine that connects your other devices to your modem and creates a Local Area Network (LAN) in your home or office.

Device – The device you intend to access remotely, such as a camera, DVR, or another computer.

Computer inside of your network – A computer connected to the same network as your device.

Computer outside of your network – A computer not connected to the same network as your device. This can be a friend’s computer or a mobile phone not connected to the same wireless network as your device.