Great product but currently doesnt work with Catalina. Cant roll back at the moment, so will just await an update. Otherwise a great product.

I use Cisco's OpenDNS for my home network DNS Server, and have used the 32-bit OpenDNS Updater client for macOS provided by Cisco up through macOS Mojave. I've decided that waiting for a 64-bit update to the OpenDNS Updater was not satisfying. It seems that to update the app from 32-bit should not be impossible work, it ought to be rather trivial. I'm not cognizant of the software packages that the current client was based on, so it could be a matter of a complete rewrite, and therefore, not a cost-effective project for the Cisco programmers.I did some searching and found the 64-bit app RealDNS by MingleBit on the Mac App Store. It is a simple to use solution for updating dynamic DNS addresses on a Mac computer that will work with the new Catalina release, which requires a 64-bit updater application.I believe that this application is well worth the price, and the author has been responsive in supporting the users of this software. I give it my top recommendation.

What a relief after wasting time trying to use Cisco’s lates version of their Umbrella Updater app. Their native application will not work on any M series mac running OS 15. Don’t even try. Pay the minor $3 cost for this wonderful little app that does all you need to monitor Open DNS. I even setup my other computer with it without ever having to go to the Pen DNS website. It just adds every computer the app is on.

There aren’t a lot of dynamic DNS clients on the MacOS App Store, so I was a little hesitant to pick one that costs $3 right out the gate. But it works really well. I saw some reviews how the app isn’t compatible with the latest versions of MacOS. But, I also noticed in the version history that the author had done some work recently, which turns out helped a ton.