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NTP Attributes

Edit or display Network Time Protocol (NTP) server attributes.ntp

Note 1: * = required parameter
Note 2: **ne - Substitute olt for ne on the OLT2/OIU2 command lines.

Command Path - >ne ntp
Command Path - >olt ntp
Object - network-time-protocol (ntp)
Actions -
- Edit - Edit NTP attributes
  - Server= - Add or remove an NTP server (remove using 'no server') (true|false)
    - * Address= - NTP server IP address
      - IPv4 (any); or
      - IPv6 (valid IPv4|valid IPv6)
    - admin= - Set administrative state for NTP Server
      - enabled | disabled
    - authentication KEY= - Add or remove NTP authentication (remove using 'no authentication-KEY') (True |false)
      - id= - Add or remove authentication-KEY identification
        
        1 - 65534
      - type= - Add or remove the authentication-KEY type
        
        md5 | sha1
      - value= - Add or remove the authentication-KEY value
- Show - Display detailed ethernet-bridge status
  - Servers - Summary listing of the configured NTP servers
  - Verbose - Detailed listing of the configured NTP servers
- statistics - show NTP statistics
  - verbose - display detailed statistics of each NTP server
- status - show NTP status
  - servers - display status of each NTP server

Enable NTP Server(s)

From the ESUx command line, input **ne ntp edit server [address=<IPv4 (any) or IPv6 (valid IPv4|valid IPv6)>]|[admin=enabled |disabled>]|[authentication-KEY|no authentication-KEY], and press Enter.

Display NTP Server Configuration

From the ESUx> command line, input **ne ntp show, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

ESUx> **ne ntp show <enter>

| Network Time Protocol (NTP) Configuration                         |
|===================================================================|
| Server(s)                                                         |
|   Server #1     : 172.28.134.41                                   |
|===================================================================|

ESUx> _

Display NTP Server

From the ESUx> command line, input **ne ntp show server, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

ESUx> **ne ntp show servers <enter>

| Network Time Protocol (NTP) Configuration                         |
|=============================================|==========|==========|
| NTP Server(s)                               | Admin    | Key Type |
|=============================================|==========|==========|
| 172.28.134.41                               | enabled  | none     |
|=============================================|==========|==========|

ESUx> _

Display NTP Server Verbose Results

From the ESUx> command line, input **ne ntp show verbose, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

ESUx> **ne ntp show verbose <enter>

| Network Time Protocol (NTP) Configuration                         |
|===================================================================|
| Server(s)                                                         |
|   Server #1     : 172.28.134.41                                   |
|     Security Association(s)                                       |
|       Key Type  : none                                            |
|       Key ID    : 0                                               |
|       Key Value :                                                 |
|===================================================================|

ESUx> _

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Enable NTP Server(s)
Display NTP Server Configuration
Display NTP Server
Display NTP Server Verbose Results