Included tool · no separate fee

Hostname stays.
IP changes.

Dynamic DNS keeps remote sites, offices and gateways reachable when the public address is not fixed. Create hostnames in fliix Ops, update them from the router and review status and logs in one place—for MSPs, IT service providers and internal IT teams.

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Included with any paid device license IPv4 and IPv6 updates Router-friendly update URLs

Built for sites without a fixed public IP

Create memorable hostnames under the fliix Ops DDNS domain.
Publish current IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and track update status.
Use token-protected update endpoints suitable for routers and gateways.
FRITZ!Box- and Omada-friendly update URL formats for common hardware.
Review update activity and logs; revoke credentials when access should end.
Keep customer and internal sites organized in the same multi-tenant console.

Included

Included—not an add-on product

Dynamic DNS unlocks automatically for the account as soon as at least one paid Windows or Synology device license is active. There is no separate DDNS subscription and no per-hostname license line on top of the device products.

FAQ

Dynamic DNS in fliix Ops

What is Dynamic DNS in fliix Ops?
It is an included infrastructure tool that maps a stable hostname to a changing public IP. Routers or gateways send updates to fliix Ops so remote access targets remain reachable without a static address from the ISP.
Who is it for?
MSPs, IT service providers and internal IT teams that manage sites, offices or appliances without a fixed public IP and want hostnames, update status and logs in the same console as their device operations.
Is Dynamic DNS free or paid?
It is included without a separate tool fee once at least one paid Windows or Synology device license is active on the account. You do not buy Dynamic DNS as a standalone product.
Which update methods are supported?
Token-protected update requests for IPv4 and IPv6, including URL formats suitable for common routers and gateways such as FRITZ!Box and Omada-style workflows.
What can I see in the console?
Hostnames, current addresses, update status and related logs. You can also revoke credentials when a site should no longer update that hostname.
Does Dynamic DNS replace DNS hosting for public websites?
No. It is aimed at keeping operational endpoints reachable under a stable name when the public IP changes—not at full public website DNS hosting or traffic management.

Included with device licensing

Stable names for sites that change addresses.

Start with Windows Agents, Synology NAS or both. Dynamic DNS unlocks with the first active paid device license—alongside SSL Monitoring and One-Time Secrets.

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