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+DYNGO
+=====
+
+I like when I can log into my notebook via ssh using some easily
+remembered name. 
+
+But it is not always a case in the world of NATs and VPNs.
+
+If machine always have public IP address, than using some dynamic DNS
+service may help (short of neccessity to use full domain name. But 
+${HOME}/.ssh/config may help). But what if you log into your office
+workstation via corporate VPN, and want ssh back home?
+
+If you have enough power to run (or persuade system administrator to
+run) dyndns service in your office network, dyndns can help even there.
+
+But your setup need to know different dyndns servers depending on IP
+address.
+
+So, I wrote  DYNGO is dynamic DNS client which can handle lots of
+dynamic DNS servers simultaneously. It reads config file, which
+specifies which network ranges correspond to which server, and
+then runs as a daemon, periodically polling IP addresses of all
+interfaces of the machine. If it finds change, it makes http(s) request
+to specified URL.
+
+See [manual page](dyngo.md) for more info.
+
+
+