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Network Time Protocol Management Menu
Network Time Protocol Management Menu
To access the
management menu, connect to a switch via a console or telnet session and
NTP
enter
at the system prompt. If you are in verbose mode, or enter a question mark (?) at
the prompt, the following screen is displayed:
. This command accesses the
configuration menu, which allows you to configure
NTP
this
device, add or remove peer associations, add an
server, configure this
NTP
NTP
NTP
device's broadcast time, and set or change this
device's fudge factor. See NTP Configura-
NTP
tion Menu on page 12-6 for more information on the
configuration menu.
NTP
. This command accesses the
information menu, which allows you to view a list of
NTP
all peers for this
device, display a list of peers with summary information (in two differ-
NTP
ent formats), display detailed information for one or more peers, and display local server
information. See NTP Information Menu on page 12-15 for more information.
. This command accesses the
statistics menu, which allows you to view the statis-
NTP
tics for the loop filter, peer memory usage, I/O subsystem, local server, event time subsystem,
packet counts, leap second state, clock status, monitoring routines data. See NTP Statistics
Menu on page 12-23 for more information.
. This command accesses the
administration menu, which allows you to set the
NTP
receive timeout, set an encryption delay, specify a remote
server, set a password and key
NTP
for this
device, set and clear a system flag, and restart the
software. See NTP
ID
NTP
NTP
Administration Menu on page 12-33 for more information.
. This command accesses the
access control menu, which allows you to change
NTP
the authentication key
for request and control messages, reinitalize the key
list, add a
ID
ID
key
to or remove a key
from the trusted list, display the state of the authentication
ID
ID
code, create or remove restrict and add flags to an entry, view a servers restriction list,
remove a restriction entry from this
device, and configure, remove or view traps set in
NTP
the server. See NTP Access Control Menu on page 12-36 for more information.
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