Cisco Systems 1.2 Manual De Usuario
Configuring an NTP Server for a Date and Time Policy
Before You Begin
To configure an NTP server for a domain group under the domain group root, a date and time policy must
first have been created.
first have been created.
Procedure
Step 1
On the menu bar, click Operations Management.
Step 2
In the Navigation pane, expand Domain Groups > Domain Group root.
Step 3
Under the Domain Groups root node, click Operational Policies.
Step 4
In the Work pane, click DateTime.
Step 5
In the Actions area, click Add NTP Server and complete all fields and click OK.
Step 6
Click Save.
Configuring Properties for an NTP Server
An existing NTP server's properties may be updated before saving an NTP server instance. To change the
name of an NTP server that is saved, it must be deleted and recreated.
name of an NTP server that is saved, it must be deleted and recreated.
Procedure
Step 1
On the menu bar, click Operations Management.
Step 2
In the Navigation pane, expand Domain Groups > Domain Group root.
Step 3
Under the Domain Groups root node, click Operational Policies.
Step 4
In the Navigation pane, click Operational Policies.
Step 5
In the Work pane, click DateTime.
Step 6
In the Actions area, select the NTP server to configure, click Properties and complete all fields.
You can also right-click the NTP server to access that option. The Properties (NTP Provider) dialog accessed
by clicking Properties in the in the Actions area cannot be edited if the NTP server has been saved. To change
the server name of an NTP server that was saved, delete and recreate the NTP server.
You can also right-click the NTP server to access that option. The Properties (NTP Provider) dialog accessed
by clicking Properties in the in the Actions area cannot be edited if the NTP server has been saved. To change
the server name of an NTP server that was saved, delete and recreate the NTP server.
a) In the Properties (NTP Provider) dialog box, complete all fields.
Description
Name
The IP address or hostname of the NTP server you want to use.
If you use a hostname rather than an IPv4 address, you must
configure a DNS server. If the Cisco UCS domain is not
registered with Cisco UCS Central or DNS management is
set to local, configure a DNS server in Cisco UCS Manager.
If the Cisco UCS domain is registered with Cisco UCS
Central and DNS management is set to global, configure a
DNS server in Cisco UCS Central.
configure a DNS server. If the Cisco UCS domain is not
registered with Cisco UCS Central or DNS management is
set to local, configure a DNS server in Cisco UCS Manager.
If the Cisco UCS domain is registered with Cisco UCS
Central and DNS management is set to global, configure a
DNS server in Cisco UCS Central.
Note
NTP Server field
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