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Last Update—Last time received from the master
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Root Dispersion—Measure of all the errors associated with the network hops and
servers between the system and its stratum 1 server, in seconds
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Configuration:
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Admin. State—Status of NTP on the router (enabled or disabled)
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Virtual Router Name—Name of the virtual router to which you attached NTP
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Broadcast Delay—Time for a broadcast message to travel between the server and
the client, in microseconds
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Client Mode—NTP client status (True – system is an NTP client; False – system
is not an NTP client)
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Master Mode—NTP server status (True – system is configured as an NTP server;
False – system is not configured as an NTP server)
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Stratum No.—Stratum number of system if configured as NTP server
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Summer Time—Status of seasonal time, True or False
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Summer Timezone Name—Name of summer time zone
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Timezone Name—Name of time zone
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Timezone Offset—Time difference between the time zone and UTC, in
hours:minutes
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Access List—Identities of access lists of servers from which the system does not
accept broadcasts
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‘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.
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‘Client Source’ Interface—Interface through which all NTP server responses are
directed; configured through the
ntp source command.
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Source Interface—IP address of the interface to which NTP servers should send
NTP responses
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Address—IP address of interface
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Enable—Status of NTP on the interface, On or Off
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BcastClient—Indication of whether or not this interface accepts broadcasts from
NTP servers, On or Off
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BcastServer—Indication of whether or not this interface functions as a broadcast
server, On or Off
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Name—Type of interface and its location
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