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URL: https://ssl.name2ip.net/nic/update or http://ssl.name2ip.net/nic/update
Request Method: HTTP GET or HTTP POST
URL-Parameters:
hostname (hostname or FQDN)
username (optional, can also be specified via HTTP basic authentication)
password (optional, can also be specified via HTTP basic authentication)
myip (IPv4, determined automatically, if not given)
myip2 (optional IPv6, to set an additional IPv6 together with an IPv4 myip)
prefixlen (optional IPv6 prefix length between 56 and 64)
If URL https://ssl6.name2ip.net/nic/update is given, only IPv6 will be automatically determined. Lower 72 bits will be kept in database (you can edit them in the web UI), only the /56 prefix is updated.
This gives only IPv4. Under Linux, use:
ip -6 addr list scope global mngtmpaddr $device | grep -v " fd" | sed -n 's/.*inet6 \([0-9a-f:]\+\).*/\1/p'
to get IPv6 or use this:
http(s)://checkip6.name2ip.net
Go to: https://speedtest.name2ip.net
Go to: https://tracker.name2ip.net
Update-URL: ssl.name2ip.net/nic/update?hostname=<domain>&myip=<ipaddr>
Domainname: YOUR DOMAIN
Username: YOUR USERNAME
Kennwort: YOUR PASSWORD
(works with IPv4, if you want IPv6, use myip2=<ip6addr>, also works with both using myip=<ipaddr>&myip2=<ip6addr>)