This channel is so underrated. I've checked out every video you made and even though I already knew a lot of stuff you mentioned here but you streamline it in a way that I'm 100% sure that I know how it works afterwards. Not to mention how easy it is to follow along with stuff I wasn't sure about. I haven't come across a channel that is just general knowledge like this, most of the videos focus on a specific category, like networking or servers, but you have it all and it's really a great foundation for people just getting into IT and it's great for those who were never sure how exactly some of the aspects work. What's also great is you manage to pack this into a 5 minute nugget which is awesome as everybody can invest so little time to gain so much out of it. I really hope you continue to do what you do. If you ever run out of topics message me, I'll be glad to brainstorm ideas with you.
I highly recommend this page to every one, even who are not in Information Technology. One of the things I really like about this channel is his teaching approach which simplifies things and not make them more complicated like some other channels do.
A few questions I'm left with: 1. With normal DNS you also don't type in the IP address. So what's the difference between DNS and DDNS? You mentioned that a DNS update can take 24 hours. Is DDNS simply faster, is that the difference? 2. How does a DDNS service know what your new IP address is?
THANK YOU! This is the best explanation of DDNS! Highly recommend this video & the many others that are offered in this series on a variety of computer topics & published by PowerCert. I'm personally grateful that you have freely shared your expertise in a useful & meaningful way with all of us here on RUclips! I've learned many valuable IT/networking/computer concepts from your published video content. These videos are engaging, visually pleasing, & easy to understand for almost anyone who has an interest, but who likely has NOT been formally educated as a Computer Tech/IT Specialist. I am merely a self-educated, "hobbyist", computer/IT Tech Enthusiast who needs this information quickly and concisely. It helps me quickly understand fundamental computer concepts which are needed to build my knowledge base & optimize my developing computer skills. Simply would not have the time nor money to dedicate to any formal computer education classes to learn this info. Thanks for sharing this valuable information here & making these excellent videos!
AAAAA+++++ "DDNS" +++++AAAAA. I wish you taught a lot of things. I can't understand why our education system, trade schools, and most other teaching areas still use archaic ways! THANK YOU!
Man I can’t stop watching your videos I learned a lot from your videos This channel is so underrated you deserve more than that !!! Thank you for your videos and your helpful informations
Great stuff. I only checked out a few videos and I'm hooked. U make it easy to understand and in a logical sense. Keep it up. I'll be referring ur channel to all my friends and people that are lacking networking and PC knowledge. Cheers. Keep it up!
You are just amazing.. I stumbled across your channel the other day and the content and animations and knowledge that you stream line so well is just amazing.. Hats off to you.. pls keep up this good work
I just started to learn networking. but oh god, its too understandable by you. really refer everyone to join this channel and learn. thank you for this. it will really helps me in my career. once again thank you
This video is super super helpfull..I haven't come acrross any other video about DDNS that is better than this one. Thank you so much for making those videos. These videos are my foundation of my IT carrer.
Really appreciate this channel. Your videos make it easy to understand, clear and concise. This is without a doubt one of my favorite channels. Keep it up!
Thank you for your labors in putting all your videos together. I'm studying for my A+ cert and I love how easy to understand the videos are. Thank you.
Thank you so much sir . I extremely appreciate your videos and your explanation. However I have some questions please would you answer me ?! why do IP ADDRESSES change constantly when using DDNS? What's the purpose of changing IP addresses? is it a security concern ?! And lastly why can't we use a DNS instead of a DDNS to access devices in my home ?! Thank you in advance.
Clear explanation about DNS and DDNS...! We request you to cover the IPV4 subnetting, asking since this concept itself a confusing,hope you cover the same part in upcoming learning.
Great video. I am a bit confused though, how does DDNS match custom hostnames with IP addresses ? Once a PC releases its IP address, what piece of information is stored so that DDNS can recognize it ?
I think you missed a point. The home router must be capable of DDNS. Usually you register your DDNS server in the home router and the home router informs the DDNS server if he got a new IP adress.
You can also have an application (service) running on a home PC that is left on all the time, that will periodically send updates about your IP information to you DDNS provider.
Along with the video, your comment both was extremely helpful on the DDNS server service and update and something to keep in mind. Thanks for the helpful feedback.
When creating one, does it act up or mess with the internet before working?. Cause I'm not sure if i ended up messing up my router. Now, when i plug that router, it disconnects everyone at home( so left unplugged) . Not sure if i made any sense here.
So guys I used port forwarding using RDP port and private IP address of my PC and also mapped a ddns to my routers public IP but when I login to my desktop using ddns it doesn't work ? Any suggestions
Your DNS videos were great. But, this video doesn’t explain enough about how the ISP knows to route the domain to DDNS server(s) vs. resolved within the static DNS scenario. For example, does DNS resolver send requests to the relevant DDNS server(s) based on DNS routing records in the DNS Authoritative DNS? Please send me a good place for more info in this regard if you can.
As you mentioned that dynamic ip will allocated by our ISP. Does dynamic ip is allocated is public one? Our new host name mapped with new ip generated by DDNS when does it stored? Is it stored on ISP resolver server and then updated in authoritative server?
hello sir , I wonder about No-IP does it need to run a software to update dynamic ip.I just have an DVR without running computer in my network so can I get update that dynamic ip.
A little suggestion that other videos do. When you reference a previous video put it in a car that pops up or pin it in the description. Creates more views for your related videos and keeps the viewer in the loop.
What would be more appropriate for a VPN server on a raspberry pi; static or dynamic DNS? because i can just make the IP of the raspberry Pi static and then would not have to worry about the IP changing.
This channel is so underrated. I've checked out every video you made and even though I already knew a lot of stuff you mentioned here but you streamline it in a way that I'm 100% sure that I know how it works afterwards. Not to mention how easy it is to follow along with stuff I wasn't sure about. I haven't come across a channel that is just general knowledge like this, most of the videos focus on a specific category, like networking or servers, but you have it all and it's really a great foundation for people just getting into IT and it's great for those who were never sure how exactly some of the aspects work. What's also great is you manage to pack this into a 5 minute nugget which is awesome as everybody can invest so little time to gain so much out of it. I really hope you continue to do what you do. If you ever run out of topics message me, I'll be glad to brainstorm ideas with you.
Thank you :)
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5:16 thank me for watching?!, no sir, thank you for all of your hard work!
I highly recommend this page to every one, even who are not in Information Technology. One of the things I really like about this channel is his teaching approach which simplifies things and not make them more complicated like some other channels do.
Thanks so much for best knowledge best channel, love you sir
Most welcome
A few questions I'm left with:
1. With normal DNS you also don't type in the IP address. So what's the difference between DNS and DDNS? You mentioned that a DNS update can take 24 hours. Is DDNS simply faster, is that the difference?
2. How does a DDNS service know what your new IP address is?
THANK YOU! This is the best explanation of DDNS!
Highly recommend this video & the many others that are offered in this series on a variety of computer topics & published by PowerCert. I'm personally grateful that you have freely shared your expertise in a useful & meaningful way with all of us here on RUclips! I've learned many valuable IT/networking/computer concepts from your published video content. These videos are engaging, visually pleasing, & easy to understand for almost anyone who has an interest, but who likely has NOT been formally educated as a Computer Tech/IT Specialist. I am merely a self-educated, "hobbyist", computer/IT Tech Enthusiast who needs this information quickly and concisely. It helps me quickly understand fundamental computer concepts which are needed to build my knowledge base & optimize my developing computer skills. Simply would not have the time nor money to dedicate to any formal computer education classes to learn this info. Thanks for sharing this valuable information here & making these excellent videos!
AAAAA+++++ "DDNS" +++++AAAAA. I wish you taught a lot of things. I can't understand why our education system, trade schools, and most other teaching areas still use archaic ways! THANK YOU!
Thank you for taking time making the videos. I wish every professor is like you. Explained the topic in a short time with precision
Man I can’t stop watching your videos
I learned a lot from your videos
This channel is so underrated you deserve more than that !!!
Thank you for your videos and your helpful informations
OUTSTANDING videos! You do GREAT work! Thank you for putting this together. It is very helpful!
Best Video on RUclips to understand precisely Network and its function ... wish if i could have learned this way in my engineering...
Fantastic content, this was a lifesaver for me years ago during college. Thanks!
Thanks :)
I always had trouble understanding DDNS, now I get it. thank you.
Great stuff. I only checked out a few videos and I'm hooked. U make it easy to understand and in a logical sense. Keep it up. I'll be referring ur channel to all my friends and people that are lacking networking and PC knowledge. Cheers. Keep it up!
Thank you. :)
You are just amazing.. I stumbled across your channel the other day and the content and animations and knowledge that you stream line so well is just amazing.. Hats off to you.. pls keep up this good work
I echo the same message - these animated videos on networking and internet connectivity are absolutely wonderful
I haven't even watched the video yet but i just know I'm going to have all my questions answered. Thank you.
I just started to learn networking. but oh god, its too understandable by you. really refer everyone to join this channel and learn. thank you for this. it will really helps me in my career. once again thank you
A simple, clean and very didactic explanation! That's why I have learnt a lot from this channel!
This video is super super helpfull..I haven't come acrross any other video about DDNS that is better than this one. Thank you so much for making those videos. These videos are my foundation of my IT carrer.
Thank you for explaining this. I work in low-voltage and have been around networks indirectly for a couple years now. Finally, I understand ddns!
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Really appreciate this channel. Your videos make it easy to understand, clear and concise. This is without a doubt one of my favorite channels. Keep it up!
This could not have been explained any clearer. Thank you 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Simple and basic explain
I only watching your videos..excellent videos in a Funny way.. I will recommend to all
Impressive Networking videos. In a few minutes because of concise presentations, I've learned a lot. Thank you for sharing. God bless.
Thank you for your labors in putting all your videos together. I'm studying for my A+ cert and I love how easy to understand the videos are. Thank you.
Excellent presentation with great suppoertive graphics.
Just outstanding..... Its simple but very very clear and informative. Thank you.
Love animated videos to teach concepts like this. Thank you and pleeeeease continue
My eero mesh router system just rolled out DDNS support and I didn’t have a clue what this was - thank you for explaining!
Thank you so much sir . I extremely appreciate your videos and your explanation. However I have some questions please would you answer me ?! why do IP ADDRESSES change constantly when using DDNS? What's the purpose of changing IP addresses? is it a security concern ?! And lastly why can't we use a DNS instead of a DDNS to access devices in my home ?!
Thank you in advance.
Clear explanation about DNS and DDNS...! We request you to cover the IPV4 subnetting, asking since this concept itself a confusing,hope you cover the same part in upcoming learning.
They have
Your videos are simple and easy to understand. Thank you.
Honestly, better than my college prof seriously ♥️
Thank you
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Love this! Would love a similar explanation of DNS zones.
You should have 100+ mln subs man. Amazing explanation. All your videos.
Wow! This is so well explained
You are great! This channel helps me understand so many things!
Happy to hear that!
Excellent video. Very helpful and straightforward videos.
Your videos are very straightforward and concise, thank you.
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Glad you like them!
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Thank you for the wonderful to the point explanation. Did you make any for IP Telephony and IP TV?
excellent explanation!
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I have learned a lot on this channel. More videos to come.
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Awesome explanation!! Does DDNS also take up to 24 hours to update if there's an IP change?
It's always a pleasure to watch your videos! keep up the good work! ^_^
That is very interesting and had no idea that’s how it worked. But you explained it so well that 8 now understand.
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Thanks.
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Great video. I am a bit confused though, how does DDNS match custom hostnames with IP addresses ? Once a PC releases its IP address, what piece of information is stored so that DDNS can recognize it ?
the mac address of the device
every mac address is unique
Omg, now i understand the hackers, and how important is the VPN, thank you so much 👍🏼👍🏼
This guy is good.Bill Gates should hire him as an IT trainer. Lots of money Thank you sir.
so much easier to understand with this vid
I think you missed a point. The home router must be capable of DDNS. Usually you register your DDNS server in the home router and the home router informs the DDNS server if he got a new IP adress.
You can also have an application (service) running on a home PC that is left on all the time, that will periodically send updates about your IP information to you DDNS provider.
Along with the video, your comment both was extremely helpful on the DDNS server service and update and something to keep in mind. Thanks for the helpful feedback.
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I wish you were my tutor. Thanx for the perfect video.
Nice tutorial on DDNS.
Superb explanation Sir 👌👌👌
Impressive content, You animations are amazing, How do you animate your "LED's" ?, man u gotta create a course/videos on animations...Thanks...
This channel awesome i hope in the future you can make explain also put them in a playist for all attacks and threats
I love this channel! Please, can you make a firewall video?
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Brilliant explanation. Thank you.
Straightforward and concise. Thanks 😊
Nice. Found both your DNS vid and this one very useful. Many thanks. Subscribed.
When creating one, does it act up or mess with the internet before working?. Cause I'm not sure if i ended up messing up my router. Now, when i plug that router, it disconnects everyone at home( so left unplugged) . Not sure if i made any sense here.
best DDNS explain ever
Thank you :)
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So guys I used port forwarding using RDP port and private IP address of my PC and also mapped a ddns to my routers public IP but when I login to my desktop using ddns it doesn't work ? Any suggestions
Good question.
Another great and simple explanation! Thanks for you time and involvment to make such an interesting videos!
love your content making.. clean and clear
You're amazing, thanks for those videos :)
Sir please make video on bgp , ospf and eigrp protocols.
I take interest in watching your video.
Useful that’s what it is!
Thank you for this video.
The real name of DNS is SDNS
SDNS is Secure DNS.
DNS originally started out non-secure, therefore DNS is the acronym most people know.
@@D-Ragon84 I know that but the DNS takes static IP only therefore I called it SDNS (Static DNS)
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Well, yes that would be the oposite of Dynamic DNS.
Was not sure what excatly you were refering to with "real DNS".
@@D-Ragon84 yeah, good call.
Thanks for your interference
Greate Video! But I think it misses the explanation of how the dyndns gets the new ip-address.
Your DNS videos were great. But, this video doesn’t explain enough about how the ISP knows to route the domain to DDNS server(s) vs. resolved within the static DNS scenario. For example, does DNS resolver send requests to the relevant DDNS server(s) based on DNS routing records in the DNS Authoritative DNS? Please send me a good place for more info in this regard if you can.
Very well explained, thank you. I got really confused from other sources but this video really cleared things up for me :)
Nice explanation..Thank you 😊
As you mentioned that dynamic ip will allocated by our ISP. Does dynamic ip is allocated is public one?
Our new host name mapped with new ip generated by DDNS when does it stored? Is it stored on ISP resolver server and then updated in authoritative server?
Great Explaining, thanks for it.
hello sir , I wonder about No-IP does it need to run a software to update dynamic ip.I just have an DVR without running computer in my network so can I get update that dynamic ip.
You are a great teacher
A little suggestion that other videos do. When you reference a previous video put it in a car that pops up or pin it in the description. Creates more views for your related videos and keeps the viewer in the loop.
What would be more appropriate for a VPN server on a raspberry pi; static or dynamic DNS? because i can just make the IP of the raspberry Pi static and then would not have to worry about the IP changing.
couldn't have been better than this!