Jean-Daniel FISCHER a écrit : > > This is a crappy solution but you could try to add hardcoded routes > for these two IPs that send the traffic back toward your NTP server > into your router. At the same time you could told to your NTP server to > consider this two IPs as alias.
It's a smart idea. > Le mercredi 22 juin 2011 20:01:18, Michelle Konzack a écrit : >> >>>> I have a hardware DSL/GSM Router where I can not change the setings for >>>> the 2 NTP servers, because they are hardcoded. >>> >>> Hardcoded by IP address or host name ? >> >> In my<dns1.private> I see my hardware router querying for the PTR of >> the two IP-Addresses. >>> You can setup a reverse zone for a single address/PTR record. But what's >>> the point ? >> >> I need a possibility to catch and forward two, from me uncontrolled IPs, >> to my NTP server. If the NTP servers are hardcoded by IP address, I can't see how mangling the reverse PTR record could help. Reverse PTR records are mostly only informative. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
