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<title>Blog on Ettore Dreucci</title>
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<title>ISPConfig Dynamic DNS</title>
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<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2019 18:54:00 +0200</pubDate>
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<description>If you manage your DNS server(s) with ISPConfig you may want a dynamic entry that gets updated automatically every time the target host changes its IP address.
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Doing so in ISPConfig is quite straight forward: we can use the ISPConfig SOAP API to update an existing record with a PHP script to be run frequently by the target host.
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In this recipe I will consider updating an A record.
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First we need to create a remote user on the ISPConfig master server to authenticate, and grant it remote access and some functions:</description>
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