Configuring NTP (CLI)
2.
Disable the NTP service.
3.
Click SYNC.
Configuring NTP (CLI)
1.
Under configuration services ntp, edit authorizations with the authkey command:
hostname:configuration services ntp> authkey
hostname:configuration services ntp authkey>
2.
From this context, new keys can be added with the create command:
hostname:configuration services ntp authkey> create
hostname:configuration services ntp authkey-000 (uncommitted)> get
keyno = (unset)
type = (unset)
key = (unset)
hostname:configuration services ntp authkey-000 (uncommitted)> set keyno=1
keyno = 1 (uncommitted)
hostname:configuration services ntp authkey-000 (uncommitted)> set type=A
type = A (uncommitted)
hostname:configuration services ntp authkey-000 (uncommitted)> set key=coconuts
key = ******** (uncommitted)
hostname:configuration services ntp authkey-000 (uncommitted)> commit
hostname:configuration services ntp authkey>
3.
To associate authentication keys with servers via the CLI, the serverkeys property
should be set to a list of values in which each value is a key to be associated
with the corresponding server in the servers property.
If a server does not use authentication, the corresponding server key should be set to 0. For
example, to use the key created above to authenticate the servers "gefilte" and "carp":
hostname:configuration services ntp> set servers=gefilte,carp
servers = gefilte,carp (uncommitted)
hostname:configuration services ntp> set serverkeys=1,1
serverkeys = 1,1 (uncommitted)
hostname:configuration services ntp> commit
hostname:configuration services ntp>
4.
To associate authentication keys with servers, set the serverkeys property
to a list of values in which each value is a key to be associated with the
corresponding server in the servers property.
If a server does not use authentication, the corresponding server key should be set to 0. For
example, to use the key created above to authenticate the servers "gefilte" and "carp":
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