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OpenDNS Announces DNS-O-Matic: Free Service to Simplify Residential ISP and Small Businesses’ Dynamic DNS Service

OpenDNS Announces DNS-O-Matic: Free Service to Simplify Residential ISP and Small Businesses’ Dynamic DNS Service










San Francisco (PRWEB) December 3, 2007

OpenDNS, the award-winning DNS service that makes the Internet safer, faster, smarter and more reliable, today unveiled DNS-O-Matic, a free service aimed at helping users update the dynamic IP addresses assigned by their Internet Service Provider (ISP). Dynamic IPs are standard for residential Internet connections and hinder advanced network applications that are commonly used. OpenDNS is the world’s largest, fastest-growing DNS service.

DNS-O-Matic is poised to solve a problem plaguing hardware companies, service providers and Internet users everywhere. Many important Internet applications require knowing a customer’s current IP address, which may change from time to time. DNS-O-Matic is the standard that allows users to automatically notify any supported service provider of an IP address change. For hardware companies, dynamic DNS service providers and software developers, supporting a single service gives customers choice of dynamic DNS services and allows hardware manufacturers to implement only one protocol to support all existing Dynamic DNS services.

People with dynamic IPs can start benefiting from DNS-O-Matic immediately by visiting the site and setting up a free account. From there, adding a new service is simply a matter of adding it in their interface, no longer needing to download a new piece of software for every dynamic IP-dependant service they use.

“The idea for DNS-O-Matic was born of a need we had for our own service,” said OpenDNS CEO David Ulevitch. “When a customer’s IP changes, their configuration must be updated with the change. This is unacceptable for schools, libraries, businesses and residences that have Web content filtering, and our other features enabled. We approached the problem the way we approach everything: with the idea that working together is usually the best option for service providers and end users. In the case of DNS-O-Matic, everyone benefits.”

“We see the DNS-O-Matic service as a key value to our customers who are in highly mobile and constantly changing environments,” said Gary Oliverio, VP Marketing and Founder of CradlePoint, manufacturer of docking cradles, cellular routers, and software platforms that facilitate secure mobile computing in the Web 2.0 world. “With DNS-O-Matic, OpenDNS helps us broaden our ability to provide complete solutions.”

“DNS-O-Matic takes a challenging problem for the industry and offers a simple solution for users, software developers, and DNS service providers,” says Sam Norris, CEO of ChangeIP, provider of world class dynamic DNS services to more than 175,000 customers.

Among the services supported by DNS-O-Matic updates are: Afraid.org, BroadbandReports.com (Line Monitoring), ChangeIP, DNS Made Easy, DNS Park, DtDNS, DynDNS, DynIP, EasyDNS, EditDNS, EveryDNS, No-IP, OpenDNS, SecuritySpace, TZO, WorldWideDNS, ZoneEdit and more to come.

Start using DNS-O-Matic today at http://www.dnsomatic.com.

About OpenDNS

OpenDNS makes the Internet safer, faster, smarter and more reliable. Based in San Francisco, the company operates a large distributed network that powers a new kind of recursive DNS (Domain Name System) service that provides all Internet users increased security, reliability and performance. OpenDNS is thoroughly committed to building and operating the best DNS platform in the world and to improving the Internet. For more information about OpenDNS, please visit: http://www.opendns.com

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can you help me with these questions?

Question by soy de la ghetto: can you help me with these questions?
16 Which characteristic typifies robustness in a server system?

the ability to support extra video adapters and monitors
the ability to provide multiple remote access connections
the ability to survive the failure of one or more components and continue functioning
the ability to support redundant backup systems

17 Where does the address http://127.0.0.1 point?

to the closest web server
to the local host
to the nearest DNS server
to the local intranet

18 A module needs to be loaded. However, confirmation that the Linux kernel can load the module is important. Which of the following options of the insmod program will accomplish this task?

-s
-p
-f
-k

19 When setting up a hard disk, what are the three possible types of partitions?

primary, secondary, and logical
primary, logical, and extended
C, D, and E
boot, program, and data

20 Which device is used to check for broadcasts, collisions, usage levels, and errors on an Ethernet network?

oscilloscope
LAN meter
TDR
cable tester

21 In Linux, which symbol represents the root directory?

*
/
#
\

22 What are the default names of the administrative accounts on a Windows and UNIX NOS, respectively?

root, Administrator
Admin, root
Administrator, root
root, Admin

23 What is the most desirable method of documenting Linux system configurations and changes?

an electronic logbook
a handwritten logbook
a tar file of the /etc directory
a tar file of the init config

24 Why is it important to install X Windows on all Linux workstations?

The CLI is unavailable for users on a client workstation.
It is required for network access.
Users are not familiar with the CLI.
Almost every workstation program requires X Window in order to run.

25 Which list specifies the items needed to set up email for Linux?

mail user agent, mailbox, mailbox protocol
transport protocol, mail user agent, mail transfer agent
mailbox protocol, mail user agent, transport protocol
mail transfer agent, mail protocol, mail user agent

26 Which list best describes the main features to consider when selecting a NOS?

manufacturer, NIC, security, scalability, performance
performance, management/monitoring tools, security, scalability, and robustness
scalability, management tools, size, NIC, BUS type
size, performance, security, bus architecture, scalability

27 You have decided to install your new Linux distribution by using the bootable CD that came with it. What must be configured before you can boot from the CD?

CMOS
NVRAM
BIOS
Hard drive

28 What is the main Internet protocol used for creating a connection with a remote computer?

FTP
SNMP
IMAP
Telnet

29 What is the physical topology when all the computers in a network connect to a central point?

point-to-point
star
ring
bus

30 In Windows 2000 Device Manager, what does a question mark in a yellow circle next to a device indicate?

The device does not physically exist.
The device drivers are not installed.
The device is not compatible with Windows 2000.
The device is not supported.

Best answer:

Answer by JH
You should have studied.

Add your own answer in the comments!

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