02-18-2004 09:23 AM - edited 03-02-2019 01:41 PM
I´ve issued the "ntp server X.X.X.X" command on some switches and I observed that the "ntp clock-period" parameter has not been installed automatically on some of them and the ntp status shows "Clock is unsynchronized". All the switches has the same IOS version.
Does anyone knows what can be causing this issue?
02-18-2004 10:10 AM
Did you specify your timezone?
03-08-2004 02:17 PM
Yes! I've specified the correct timezone but the NTP status is still "unsynchronized"...
03-08-2004 03:59 PM
Some commands that might help you a bit would be:
sh ntp status
sh ntp associations
and possibly
debug ntp events
Have you verified that the NTP server is up and functioning? I know there were quite a few problems with Unix based NTP servers awhile ago.
If that doesn't help, please include output of above commands with your reply...
03-09-2004 04:15 AM
here's a test you can try. On an available router, issue (if your folks let you) the command "ntp master 1" to make it a stratum 1 clock. On the switch, point it's ntp to this stratum 1 clock. Remember - previously existing ntp settings _are not_ removed when you issue new commands, you have to manually "no" those.
If the switch syncs, the problem is elsewhere, or the ntp clock you specified earlier isn't responding or a firewall/proxy is blocking ntp. Remember to clean up and remove the stratum 1 clock when your testing is done.
-Jeff
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