> The router is configured to link to and send the changed IP to the
> DynDNS server instead of running software. There is ample information
> available at Netgear, Linksys and others about this process.

OK I assume here that you are talking about a server sitting on a DHCP
driven Internet connection.  For my purposes I need something different.

I have a build CD that creates servers on a Gigabit switched internal
network.  A script is then run on each server to set the IP address of the
server to a static value depending on which server number this is.

I want something where the server can then contact the Windows DNS servers
and register the new server name and IP address in the Windows controlled
DNS.

So I really do need a piece of software that will allow a Linux server on
a network to register it's presence in the remote DNS for that network
using DNS dynamic update.

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