■ Timezone Offset—Time difference between the time zone and UTC, in
hours:minutes
■ Access List—Identities of access lists of servers from which the system
does not accept broadcasts
■ ‘Server Source’ Interface—Interface through which responses from the
NTP server are directed; configured through the ntp server source
command, which overrides the interface configured through the ntp
source command.
■ ‘Client Source’ Interface—Interface through which all NTP server
responses are directed; configured through the ntp source command.
■ Source Interface—IP address of the interface to which NTP servers should
send NTP responses
■ Address—IP address of interface
■ Enable—Status of NTP on the interface, On or Off
■ BcastClient—Indication of whether or not this interface accepts
broadcasts from NTP servers, On or Off
■ BcastServer—Indication of whether or not this interface functions as a
broadcast server, On or Off
■ Name—Type of interface and its location
■ Example
host1# show ntp status
Network Time Protocol (NTP v.4)
NTP Status :No valid NTP server available
No. of associations : 0
Clock Status :Initializing: frequency to be calibrated
Offset Error : 0 sec, amortizing asymptotically
Frequency Error : 0 sec/sec, compensating every second
Last Update :
Root Dispersion : 0 sec
Configuration:
Admin. State : NTP Enabled
Virtual Router Name : default
Broadcast Delay : 3000 microseconds
Client Mode : True
Master Mode : False
Stratum No. : Unspecified
Summer Time : False
Summer Timezone Name :
Timezone Name : UTC
Timezone Offset : 00:0 hours:minutes
Access List :
'Server Source' Interface :
‘Client Source’ Interface : Default (transmit interface)
Interface Configuration :
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Chapter 10: Configuring the System Clock
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