Pointing domain address to dyndns entry (CNAME?)

[b4u]

Hi,

Most probably this was already asked, if so, sorry about re-asking again.

I have dyndns, and a router that updates it automatically. It's working nice.

I also have a domain registered elsewhere, and I'm interested in keeping it there.

Let's say the domain is mydomain.com

I want to create a www.mydomain.com, but I want it to point to my dyndns host service, say "test.dyndns.org" (the one automatically updated.

What do I have to do? Put a CNAME on my "www" on the domain service?

Do I have to cerate a Zone Level Service in dyndns?

Do I have to change the nameservers on my domain (in my registrar) to point to dyndns nameservers?

Thanks

 

[drebo]

If wherever your domain currently points has the ability to host custom DNS records, then, yes, you just need to create a CNAME record and point it to your dyndns host.

Or, you can have dyndns manage the DNS for that domain (probably costs money).