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Dear John Letter to DynDNS Users

e7cc17c1-b379-4594-9098-b2ad50d11063Jun 25 2019 — edited Jun 28 2019

I started with EveryDNS many years ago and transitioned to DynDNS when EveryDNS was consumed.  I have several personal web domains that I used dynamic dns services for and got an email this morning from Oracle that essentially says that we are being turned off.  In looking at the very simple web site that has replaced the previous DYN site, I do not seem to find any comparable solutions that provide simple dynamic dns support for my host names.  Only premium services that are huge overkill (read EXPENSIVE) for a simple home user.  Am I missing something?  Like many large companies, the money part comes first and customer support comes second.  I tried asking a question to customer support and received a fully automated answer that had nothing to do with my question.  I'm curious what other long time EveryDNS/DynDNS users are doing in the face of the unfriendly news that I received this morning.  Too bad that commitments to current users are not being honored.  Oracle knew what they were buying and apparently are doing the corporate raider thing and just taking the stuff they like and trashing everything else...

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Eric.Sacramento

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User_EI49E

When I change 101 to LOGIN_DESKTOP I get

Sorry, this page isn't available

Application "30101" Page "LOGIN_DESKTOP" not found.

Contact your application administrator.

Eric.Sacramento

you probably deleted this pages, create another application and copy this page to your application.

User_EI49E

Yes, I deleted the new login page, but not the original 101. How do I set LOGIN_DESKTOP back to 101. Is that an application item? Thanks.

Pete

Eric.Sacramento

in the image that I sent to you, try to replace LOGIN_DESKTOP for the number of the page that you want

Neil Clare
Answer

LOGIN_DESKTOP is an alias to your login page.

When you create a new application (or new scheme) the logon page is automatically given that alias.

If you manually delete the page, then the alias does not point to anything.

All you have to do is manually add the alias back in to your original login page.

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