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ModerationĮvery version of each package undergoes a rigorous moderation process before it goes live that typically includes: I am not running a web server here.Welcome to the Chocolatey Community Package Repository! The packages found in this section of the site are provided, maintained, and moderated by the community. If I understand correctly, this is something entirely different than Dynamic DNS.

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Is there a way to get pfsense to update the OpenDNS site with my currently-assigned IP address? First problem, I don't understand how a client on the LAN can know this address since it has its own private IP address and even if that problem is taken care of, it seems a little silly for this updater to be run on a client machine (for example, what if that particular machine is off - the other machines then do not have DNS if the IP address has changed). The pfsense book notes that there is a thing called "OpenDNS Updater for Windows" that is to be run by one of the Windows client machines on my LAN to keep the OpenDNS website informed of changes to my IP address. Unfortunately my IP address is assigned dynamically. One field is my IP address which OpenDNS needs to distinguish my requests from others, to know what setup options to apply. To do this properly I must have an account on OpenDNS so I can set the filtering options there. I was thinking of using OpenDNS for its content filtering.