So, I've got this great SSH server set up on my computer since quite a long time. The thing is, I have to memorize my public IP to access it. Tired of doing this, as I can't always guarantee my IP stays the same, I decided to lookup info about hostnames and stuff. My ISP provides me with a hostname such as MY.CURRENT.PUBLIC.IP.dyn.user whatever which solves absolutely nothing.
Even if I could change my connection settings to a static WAN address, I really don't want to, I want to have a hostname I can publicly access and most important, that points to my public IP, and that I somehow would be able to update where it points, in case my IP changes.
How can I accomplish this? Or where can I find information on how to do it?
Thanks for your attention.
Even if I could change my connection settings to a static WAN address, I really don't want to, I want to have a hostname I can publicly access and most important, that points to my public IP, and that I somehow would be able to update where it points, in case my IP changes.
How can I accomplish this? Or where can I find information on how to do it?
Thanks for your attention.