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NTP Configuration Menu
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Configuring a New Server
For the switch to synchronize its time, you must specify a server, or servers, from which the
switch receives time information. This is done with the
switch receives time information. This is done with the
ntpaddserv
command.
To add a synchronization server to a switch, use the command that follows:
ntpaddserv <address> [<keyId><version><minpol>] [prefer]
where
<address>
is the either the domain name or IP address of the server. The optional
configuration items are described below:
<keyId>
. An unsigned 32-bit integer key identifier for encryption authentication. The
default is 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 server. 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.
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
, with a poll time of 16, 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 server.
Configuring a Broadcast Time Service
The
NTP
server can be configured to operate in broadcast mode, where the server sends peri-
odic broadcast messages to a client population by using the broadcast or multicast address
specified. To configure the server to use a broadcast or multicast address, enter the
specified. To configure the server to use a broadcast or multicast address, enter the
ntpbcast
command as shown:
ntpbcast <address> [<keyId>] [<version>] [<minpol>]
where
<address>
is the either the domain name or the broadcast or multicast address.
♦ Important Note ♦
A multicast address of 224.0.1.1 has been assigned to
NTP
. Presently, this is the only address that should be
used for multicast messages.
The optional configuration items are described below:
<keyId>
. An unsigned 32-bit integer key identifier for encryption authentication. The
default is 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 server. The number entered is
in seconds raised to the power of 2.