spDYN review
A free Dynamic DNS service suited to Securepoint UTM environments.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
spDYN is Securepoint’s Dynamic DNS service for maintaining hostname-based access when an IP address changes. It is aimed primarily at Securepoint UTM users and organizations managing Securepoint UTM firewalls. The service supports dynamic hostname updates, web-based account login, host management, and reseller-account login. It is available through the web, with Securepoint UTM firewalls as its named integration.
The product’s strongest focus is its connection to the Securepoint ecosystem. Securepoint documents DynDNS support for its UTM firewalls, allowing the firewall environment to work with dynamic hostname updates. spDYN also supports Let’s Encrypt certificate creation for connections, which adds certificate provisioning to its Dynamic DNS role. This combination makes it more relevant for Securepoint customers than for users seeking a broad multi-platform Dynamic DNS service.
Pricing is straightforward: spDYN is free, with a free plan. New account creation is restricted to Securepoint customers or resellers, while existing accounts remain functional. That access model is an important consideration for new buyers who do not already have a Securepoint relationship. Choose spDYN when Securepoint UTM compatibility, free hostname updates, and Let’s Encrypt certificate creation are the priorities. Users who need a wider range of firewall, hosting, or platform integrations should consider a service designed around a broader ecosystem.
spDYN pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free Dynamic DNS hostname updates
- Securepoint UTM firewall integration
- Let’s Encrypt certificate creation
- Where it doesn't
- New accounts are restricted to Securepoint customers or resellers
- Web access is limited to account and host management
- Integration coverage centers on Securepoint UTM firewalls
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