VPN host name address in config

I am trying to create my vpn tunnel to use ip instead of host names, so in the case where change us the ip addresses I don't need to change a load of routers.

However when I get my orders as below, the host name resolves automatically and when I do a show that is executed, it displays the ip address again. How do config record with host names?

edited config, some commands used:

crypto ISAKMP peer hostname

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defined by peers

You can not use FQDN counterpart hostnames with a VPN IPsec LAN - LAN that uses keys pré-partagées for authentication.

To do this, you will need to deploy certificate based authentication.

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