Hi there. FWIW your other post showed up too (it's just that they were both flagged as needing explicit approval by me before being published).
I have created a new website account for you. You'll just need to reset the password and you should be good to go.
For the DDNS service, you'll need to sign up to the TurnKey Hub. Note that you'll need an AWS account and need to start a free trial of the most popular paid plans we offer. However, you can cancel the free trial by downgrading both the server and backup plans to free.
Another option is that under the hood, TurnKey is based on Debian GNU/Linux. So any DDNS client should be an option. Many DDNS providers and even some Domain registrars provide their own client and/or recommend a specific client.
If you'd like to discuss more, please open a new thread and we'll go from there.
Welcome to TurnKey :)
Hi there. FWIW your other post showed up too (it's just that they were both flagged as needing explicit approval by me before being published).
I have created a new website account for you. You'll just need to reset the password and you should be good to go.
For the DDNS service, you'll need to sign up to the TurnKey Hub. Note that you'll need an AWS account and need to start a free trial of the most popular paid plans we offer. However, you can cancel the free trial by downgrading both the server and backup plans to free.
Another option is that under the hood, TurnKey is based on Debian GNU/Linux. So any DDNS client should be an option. Many DDNS providers and even some Domain registrars provide their own client and/or recommend a specific client.
If you'd like to discuss more, please open a new thread and we'll go from there.