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NTP Configuration Menu
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Configuring a New Peer Association
When you have configured the 
NTP
 client and/or server, you will need to set at least one 
peer association for the switch. An 
NTP
 peer is a machine of the same stratum that will 
compare and check time information sent from the switch, and in turn send time information 
to the switch.
To configure a new peer, enter the 
ntpaddpeer
 command in the following manner:
ntpaddpeer <address> [<keyId> <version> <minpol>] [prefer]
where 
<address>
 is the either the domain name or IP address of the peer machine. The 
optional configuration items are described below:
<keyId>
. An unsigned 32-bit integer key identifier for encryption authentication. The 
default is for no key 
ID
.
<version>.
 The version of 
NTP
 being used. The options are versions 1, 2, or 3. If no 
number is entered, it is assumed that version 3 is being used.
<minpol>. 
The minimum poll interval for time checks to this peer. The number entered is 
seconds raised to the power of 2.
prefer
. An identifier that marks this peer as a preferred source of time information. In a 
situation where multiple peers could provide time information to this client, the preferred 
peer is the one that is used.
For example, to add a peer with an address of 1.1.1.1, a key identifier of 5, using version 3 of 
NTP
, minimum poll of 16 seconds, and marked as a preferred server, you would enter the 
following:
ntpaddpeer 1.1.1.1 5 3 4 prefer
When you have finished press 
<return>
. A brief message appears confirming the addition of a 
new peer.