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## Dynamic IP
## Dynamic/Static IP
As described in the intro one of the big problems of self hosted on a non professional connection is that in general the external IP of the router is not fixed. That means that at each restart, the IP has a chance to change. This is a big problem, indeed to link a domain to our site for example, the DNS must know the server IP and more precisely the external IP of our network. A solution would be to manually change the IP at each change, but this is clearly not practical and makes our service infrastructure very unstable. But there is an automatic solution to this problem: DDNS.
> Dynamic DNS (DDNS) is a method of automatically updating a name server in the Domain Name System (DNS), often in real time, with the active DDNS configuration of its configured hostnames, addresses or other information.
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Select the option "Request a new SSL Certificate" then the options "Force SSL", "HTTP/2 Support" and "HSTS Enabled". Then fill in our email and accept the terms of service. You can now save. After a few seconds you should see the status "Online" for your subdomain. If you have no errors you can now access your service with this subdomain! Using the same principle, you can setup other services.
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## Conclusion
You now have a complete setup for a real selfhosting network. But that's not all, it's a simple setup for which we can add other things. Nginx Proxy Manager already has other features, for example the "Access Lists" which allow a simple authentication system. We could also set up a SSO system to increase security, a proxy and fail2ban with CloudFlare, ... (articles coming soon will cover these topics).