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Cisco SX20/80 not sync with NTP

saleem pc
Level 1
Level 1

Hello,

 

The SX20 and SX80 codecs version ce 9.7.1 registered to Cisco CUCM 10.5 often getting timeout error. I understand unlike regular IP Phones SX devices are not getting time updated from CUCM NTP / NTP reference in CUCM.

 

I configured NTP servers in GUI : Configuration > Network Services > NTP  mode Manual and enter the NTP details and it is getting sync with it however after a reboot of the codec the system will download config from CUCM and the NTP settings configured in codec web GUI will be lost and after a day or 2 the time is again wrong.

 

We are using static IP address for the codecs so DHPC option 42 for NTP reference is not possible in my scenario.

 

Any advice is appreciated. Thanks

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Joshua O'Connor
Level 1
Level 1

Check the NTP reference in CUCM that is associated with the device pool for your devices. The NTP reference for Cisco sx endpoints needs to be Unicast, the default CUCM time reference for NTP is broadcast. Create a unicast reference and apply it to the device pool, you will then need to restart the endpoint and see if the NTP is fixed.

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PJMack
Level 7
Level 7

it sounds like CUCM is pushing it's settings to your endpoints and overriding what you've done on the endpoint itself. So what you need to do is correct the configuration that's going to the endpoints. 

 

See this document - it outlines how to create the NTP references in CUCM for TC/CE endpoints. 

 

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/collaboration-endpoints/dx70/213278-configure-a-phone-network-time-protocol.html

Wayne DeNardi
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

One thing to check is that if you are using a domain name for the ntp server (ie ntp.company.com) that you also have appropriately set the DNS Server settings on the endpoints so they are able to resolve the name to an IP address.

Wayne
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Sergio Quezada
Level 1
Level 1
Perhaps you could institute a Startup Script to reinforce the settings specific to you NTP servers (image attached).

Joshua O'Connor
Level 1
Level 1

Check the NTP reference in CUCM that is associated with the device pool for your devices. The NTP reference for Cisco sx endpoints needs to be Unicast, the default CUCM time reference for NTP is broadcast. Create a unicast reference and apply it to the device pool, you will then need to restart the endpoint and see if the NTP is fixed.

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