Duiadns VS GitHub Pages

Duiadns Reviews

1. Ciprian

   | tech at Techtorials | about 4 years ago
   I use my own domain

   I can use my own domain for free and it works just fine with IPv4 and IPv6.

   🏁 Competitors: Duck DNS

   👍 Pros:    Ipv6|Apple routers support|Your own domain

   👎 Cons:    Dnssec
2. John

   | John | over 4 years ago
   I'm really happy with this dynamic dns

   I'm using it with am apple airport router and it's working fine

GitHub Pages Reviews

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