… is in the top left-hand corner of the NTP screen comprises the following but-
tons:
Symmetric Keys: Click here to set up your symmetric keys for MD5 authen-
tication. For more information on Symmetric Keys, see "Configuring NTP
Symmetric Keys" on page131.
Access Restrictions: Click here to view, change or delete access restrictions
to the NTP network. (See also "NTP Access Restrictions" on page134.)
Fields in the NTP Access Restrictions table include:
Type
IP Version
IP
IP Mask
Auth only
Enable Query
View NTP Clients: Click here to reveal a table of all the clients your Ver-
saSync is servicing. (See also "Viewing NTP Clients" on page113.)
Information for each client includes:
Client IP
Received Packets
Mode
Version
Restriction Flags
Avg Interval
Last Interval
Restore Default NTP Configuration: Click here to restore VersaSync’s NTP
settings to the factory default. Any settings you have created previously
will be lost. See "Restoring the Default NTP Configuration" on page114.
The NTP Services panel
… is the second panel on the left-hand side of the NTP screen. It has two switches:
NTP ON/OFF: This switch enables and disables NTP. See "Dis-/Enabling
NTP" on the next page.
Note: When applying any changes NTP will usually restart auto-
matically. Use this switch only to force a restart.
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