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04-16-2009 09:26 AM
04-16-2009 09:26 AM
NTP on 4500 Switch
I need assistance with the following setup please:
We have a 3Com 4500 26 port switch at work that needs to act as a "NTP server" to 5 different types of equipment(systems) all of which are on their own subnet. Connected to the switch we have a Hopf GPS clock which needs to act as the clock source. Do we need to enable the NTP server on the switch or can we simply put each of the 5 systems into their own VLAN and make the GPS clock a trunk port?
We have a 3Com 4500 26 port switch at work that needs to act as a "NTP server" to 5 different types of equipment(systems) all of which are on their own subnet. Connected to the switch we have a Hopf GPS clock which needs to act as the clock source. Do we need to enable the NTP server on the switch or can we simply put each of the 5 systems into their own VLAN and make the GPS clock a trunk port?
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04-17-2009 04:04 AM
04-17-2009 04:04 AM
Re: NTP on 4500 Switch
Hi,
why don't you just create a "clock" vlan and then route it through your 4500 or your router, then configure your clients to get ntp time from your gps clock ? ntp is routable, so there is no reason why you would get all the vlans to your clock.
Hope this helps.
I never configured a 3com switch as an ntp server, only client.
Romain BAFFERT
Cabling Partners
why don't you just create a "clock" vlan and then route it through your 4500 or your router, then configure your clients to get ntp time from your gps clock ? ntp is routable, so there is no reason why you would get all the vlans to your clock.
Hope this helps.
I never configured a 3com switch as an ntp server, only client.
Romain BAFFERT
Cabling Partners
Romain BAFFERT
Cabling Partners
Cabling Partners
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