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This object specifies a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server that supplies local time to the SBC. The reference time delivered by NTP is the source of all timestamps placed into the accounting records.
During the installation process, the NTP server and time zone information is input to the Active server only. Once the Standby server starts, this information is synced from the Active to Standby.
The SBC supports up to three NTP servers.
The following CLI syntax is used to configure NTP server at system level.
% set system ntp keys <key Id> keyType <MD5 | SHA1> keyValue <key value> serverAdmin <IP_address> authKey <key Id> maxPoll <10-17> minPoll <4-17> state <disabled | enabled> version <version3 | version4> timeZone <SYSTEM NAME> zone <zone>
NTP Services Management parameters
Parameter | Length/Range | Description |
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Warning: Enabling the NTP will reset your system. You can cancel the action if you do not want to reset the system.
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| N/A | Time zone configuration.
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The following example enables NTP server version 4 at IP address 10.20.30.40, and sets time zone of the SBC system to U.S. Hawaii time.
% set system ntp serverAdmin 10.20.30.40 version version4 % set system ntp serverAdmin 10.20.30.40 state enabled % set system ntp serverAdmin 10.1.1.1 authKey 6 % set system ntp timeZone SBC01 zone us-Samoa % show system ntp timeZone SBC01 { zone us-Samoa; } serverAdmin 10.160.20.53 { version version4; minPoll 4; maxPoll 10; state enabled; authKey 6; }