On 27/Mar/15 13:25, Matthew Huff wrote:
Actually, until recently, most Cisco ntp implementations resolved at configuration time and only stored the ip addresses. Even some recent code has issues like ntp coming up before DNS client so it fails with names rather than ip addresses.
I generally avoid putting anything FQDN related in a router. Routing is such a basic function that becomes very fragile when it has to rely on upper layer protocols which is transports.
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