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   					| as the dynamic DNS server. Next, tell ddclient to use the "dyndns2" protocol to perform updates. Afterwards, enter the username and password we sent you via email upon registration.
   					| Last, tell ddclient how to detect your IP address, your domain name and the update interval.
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   				h4 Enable SSL by Default
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   					| ddclient doesn't use SSL by default. To fix this, open
  
positive.code: 					| above the
  					code server=
  					| statement.
  				h4 Test Your Setup
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  					| On the command line, use
  					code sudo ddclient -force
  					| to see if everything works as expected.
  				h4 Optional: Determine IP Address Remotely
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  					| If your setup does not allow your public IP address to be determined from one of your interfaces, you can let ddclient use our
  
negative.code: 					| statement. Our server will then use the remote IPv6 address to generate your AAAA record. After another update, use
  					code host yourname.dedyn.io ns2.desec.io
  					| to see if your domain is v6-ready.
  				
  				
  				h3 Option 3: Third-party clients
  				p
  					| In the list below, you find third-party software that we have been told can be used with our dynDNS service.
  					| Please note that we do not provide any support for these programs. In case of any problems, please contact the respective author. 
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  							a(href="https://github.com/Nesos-ita/DynamicDnsUpdater",target="_blank") DynamicDnsUpdater (Nesos-ita)
  