DynIP Client for Unix Installtion           December, 1999


To create the DynIP client binaries for your operating system
follow these steps:

(1) To untar the source files and documentation, issue the following
    command:

    tar -zxvf dynip_3.00.tar.gz

    Or, if your Unix system doesn't support the ``-z'' option:

    zcat dynip_3.00.tar.Z | tar -xvf -


(2) Now change to the directory where the source files and documentation
    has been extracted to.

    cd dynip_3.00

(3) Run the Configure script to create the Makefile and build the
    program executables.  The script will display a list of known systems
    and ask for the type of system if one is not provided on the command
    line.  For instance, if you are running a Linux system, type:

		./Configure linux

    To see the current known list, type

                ./Configure

(4) type ``make install'' to install the binaries in your
    installtion directory. You must have write priviliges
    in this directory.  The installation directory defaults to
    /usr/local/bin.

(5) type ``make man'' to copy the man pages to the system man 
    pages directory. You can then issue the ``man dynipadmin''
    command or ``man dynipclient'' command to get more information
    on how to use these programs.  The default man page directory
    is /usr/local/man/man1.

(6) Run the dynipadmin program to register your Internet Name.  See
    the man pages for more details.

The binaries have been succesfully compiled on the following operating
systems and hardware platforms:

	OS		OS version	Platform
======================================================================
	FreeBSD		2.1.7-STABLE	Intel
	FreeBSD		2.2-STABLE	Intel
	FreeBSD		3.5		Intel
	FreeBSD		4.4		Intel
	Linux		2.0.30		Intel
	Linux RedHat	4.01 (k2.0.27)	Intel
	Linux RedHat    5.1		Intel
	Linux RedHat    5.2		Intel
	Linux RedHat    6.0		Intel
	Linux RedHat    7.3		Intel
	Max OS/X	X		PowerPC
	OpenBSD		unknown		Intel
	OSF/1		V3.2D-2		Alpha
	OSF/1		V3.2G		Alpha
	SunOS		5.3		Sparc
	SunOS		5.5.1		UltraSparc

If you have to make changes to get this to compile/run on other
Unix types, please send your (diff -c) patches to support@dynip.com.
If it compiles without changes on other platforms, also please let us
know and we'll ad them to the list above.