Nono...
I was thinking of using access list for NTP daemon e.g. ntp access-group server 99.....
or?
cheers
alex
>
> Hi,
>
> At 20:10 08/05/2002 +0200, KF wrote:
> >Anyone aware, if ACL specified for NTP service in IOS are
> overlooked or ?
>
> Do you mean to put an ACL on an interface? It is a valid workaround.
> It is mentioned here:
>
> ======
> Additionally, if you are not using NTP servers external from
> your network,
> you can drop all NTP packets on the network boundary. This
> can be done by
> the ACL as follows:
> ==
>
> If it is not clear then I will have to update the advisory to make it
> more clear.
>
> Gaus
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