Configuring SNTP General SNTP Commands
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2. Add the configured authentication keys to the trusted key list with the “set sntp trusted-key”
command (page 20-14).
3. Enable authentication on the switch with the “set sntp authenticate” command (page 20-12).
4. Add the keys to the switch’s NTP/SNTP server configurations with the “set sntp server”
command (page 20-5).
5. Ensure that the key information configured on the switch is added to the “ntp.keys” file on the
NTP/SNTP servers.
For example:
C3(su)->set sntp authentication-key 1 md5 mykey
C3(su)->set sntp trusted-key 1
C3(su)->set sntp authentication-key 2 md5 keytwo
C3(su)->set sntp trusted-key 2
C3(su)->set sntp authenticate
C3(su)->set sntp client unicast
C3(su)->set sntp server 192.168.10.10 key 1 precedence 1
General SNTP Commands
show sntp
Use this command to display SNTP client settings.
Syntax
show sntp
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show sntp 20-2
set sntp client 20-4
clear sntp client 20-5
set sntp server 20-5
clear sntp server 20-6
set sntp poll-interval 20-6
clear sntp poll-interval 20-7
set sntp poll-retry 20-7
clear sntp poll-retry 20-8
set sntp poll-timeout 20-8
clear sntp poll-timeout 20-8
set timezone 20-9
show sntp interface 20-10
set sntp interface 20-11
clear sntp interface 20-12
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