What's New

DNS records on the domain page are now grouped by purpose (email delivery, email auth, AWS verification, TLS, DynDNS, website, other) with collapsible sections and an expand/collapse-all toolbar. The activity log is collapsed by default and fetches on demand, so the page loads faster. Submit buttons now show a visible "working…" state so a second click can't re-fire a request.

A regression in v1.14.0 caused edits to existing DNS records to redirect like normal but silently discard the change — renames, value updates, TTL changes, everything. Fixed. If you tried to edit a record in the last day and the change didn't stick, try again.

The propagation check page was marking every resolver as "Stale" even when the answers were correct. Blank expected-value fields are now ignored, and CNAME / MX / NS / SOA comparisons are case-insensitive and tolerate trailing-dot differences between dig and the built-in resolver.

Zones that were checking in normally were sometimes auto-disabled by the stale-zone cleanup because the expiration date was never pushed forward. Every DynDNS update now extends the expiration by 180 days, keeping active zones active.

Dynamic hostname updates now propagate to public resolvers within one TTL instead of waiting up to an hour for the scheduled sync. When your IP changes, the zone serial is bumped immediately.

Subscribe to your personal activity feed in any RSS reader. Monitor IP changes, DNS syncs, and account events without logging in. Find the link on your My Activity page.

Record forms now show type-specific fields for all record types. SRV and CAA have structured inputs so you don't need to remember the format. Custom record types (NS, TLSA, SSHFP, etc.) are now deployed to DNS automatically.

You can now configure up to two mail servers (MX records) for your dyndns.dk hostnames. Set them in hostname settings — they sync to DNS automatically.

The DNS propagation checker now shows results from our own authoritative nameservers alongside public resolvers, so you can see exactly when your changes are live.

Your dashboard now shows system health at a glance. Three status cards (Domains, Dynamic DNS, DNS Servers) turn green when everything is healthy and surface problems immediately when something needs attention. An activity stream shows recent changes across all your resources.