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Well, one reason not to is limited hardware. In an embedded system where memory is at a premium and you may have serious constraints on how long things take (e
by makecheck 11y ago
Well, one reason not to is limited hardware.
In an embedded system where memory is at a premium and you may have serious constraints on how long things take (e.g. for timing purposes), the ability to hard-code an address or have it entered in some way saves you from having to support an entire DNS layer in that system.
- ghayes 11y agoI think the joke is that DNS just hides IP addresses, it doesn't do away with them. No IP address = no DNS.