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#6
#6 This file contains the update urls for various dynamic dns services.
#6 Column one contains the service name, column two contains the update url.
#6 within the update url there are 4 variables you can use: [USERNAME], 
#6 [PASSWORD], [DOMAIN] and [IP].  These are substituted for the username, 
#6 password, and domain name specified in the /etc/config/ddns file when an 
#6 update is performed.  The IP is substituted for the current ip address of the
#6 router.  These variables are case sensitive, while urls generally are not, so 
#6 if you need to enter the same text in the url (which seems very unlikely) put 
#6 that text in lowercase, while the variables should remain in uppercase
#6
#6 There are TONS of dynamic dns services out there. There's a huge list of them at:
#6 http://www.dmoz.org/Computers/Software/Internet/Servers/Address_Management/Dynamic_DNS_Services/
#6 If anyone has time they could update this file to be compatible with a bunch of them
#6
#6 !!! Since ddns-scripts Version 2.x the update of IPv6 addresses is also supported
#6 !!! This file is used for update of IPv6 adresses only. For IPv4 use services
#6 
#6 !!! Since ddns-scripts Version 2.x the update via provider specific update scripts is supported. 
#6 !!! This scripts must be located at /usr/lib/ddns directory if defined inside this file.
#6 !!! Use only the script name (without path). Sample:
#6 !!! "example.com"	"update_sample.sh"
#6
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#IPv6 @ Securepoint Dynamic-DNS-Service
"spdns.de"	"http://[USERNAME]:[PASSWORD]@update.spdns.de/nic/update?hostname=[DOMAIN]&myip=[IP]"

#IPv6 @ Hurricane Electric Dynamic DNS
"he.net"	"http://[DOMAIN]:[PASSWORD]@dyn.dns.he.net/nic/update?hostname=[DOMAIN]&myip=[IP]" 

#IPv6 @ MyDNS.JP
"mydns.jp"	"http://www.mydns.jp/directip.html?MID=[USERNAME]&PWD=[PASSWORD]&IPV6ADDR=[IP]"