In late 2012, the company Dyn acquired TZO (Tzolkin Corporation), the sole DDNS provider that this NiagaraAX DDNS client was developed against. At the time of this document update, Dyn is not signing up any new accounts for the TZO service, although TZO servers appear to be working for existing accounts.Unless (or until) other DDNS provider options are available when using this platform configuration view, QNX-based JACE controllers that require Internet connectivity using DDNS may be best served by installing on a LAN with a router capable of DDNS, and working through some other DDNS provider. See Alternatives to Niagara DDNS. Another update to this document may occur if future functionality changes are made to this platform view.

This document provides details on the DDNS feature in NiagaraAX-3.1 and later, and includes the following sections: