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December 16th, 2015 12:00

Clocks on N3048

Is there a way to manually adjust the clock on the switch, the only reason I ask is because I have 3 switches, all N3048's and we use an NTP server so one of the switches I was able to just add the NTP server on it and specify the timezone and it worked great, the other 2 need adjustments even though they are configured the exact same way, the time and date are showing to be off by alot.

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    Posted December 16th, 2015 14:00

    Here's the funny thing this is the switch it worked correctly on, its almost as if the switch is not syncing with the NTP server, is there a way to sync them?

    console>enable

    Password:**********

    console#show clock

    16:42:26 CST(UTC-6:00) Dec 16 2015

    Time source is SNTP

    console#show sntp server

    Server Host Address:               10.50.105.15

    Server Type:                       IPv4

    Server Stratum:                    5

    Server Reference Id:               NTP Srv: 10.50.105.15

    Server Mode:                       Server

    Server Maximum Entries:            8

    Server Current Entries:            1

    SNTP Servers

    ------------

    Host Address: 10.50.105.15

    Address Type: IPv4

    Priority: 1

    Version: 4

    Port: 123

    Last Attempt Time: Jan  1 00:00:00 1970

    Last Update Status: Other

    Total Unicast Requests: 0

    Failed Unicast Requests: 0

    console#

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    Posted December 16th, 2015 14:00

    What is the output from show sntp server

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    Posted December 16th, 2015 14:00

    Are you able to configure an sntp server to pull time from?

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    Posted December 16th, 2015 14:00

    There is not a manual clock setting, You could try using the offset to correct it page 1843 downloads.dell.com/.../networking-n3000-series_Administrator%20Guide_en-us.pdf

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    Posted December 16th, 2015 14:00

    Output is below, keep in mind that the time is CST 4:15pm on Dec. 16 2015

    SWDC04#show clock

    09:32:42 CST(UTC+0:00) Dec 13 2015

    Time source is SNTP (not synchronized)

    SWDC04#show sntp server

    Server Host Address:

    Server Type:                       unknown

    Server Stratum:                    0

    Server Reference Id:

    Server Mode:                       Reserved

    Server Maximum Entries:            8

    Server Current Entries:            1

    SNTP Servers

    ------------

    Host Address: 10.50.105.15

    Address Type: IPv4

    Priority: 1

    Version: 4

    Port: 123

    Last Attempt Time: Dec 13 03:56:45 2015

    Last Update Status: Other

    Total Unicast Requests: 1

    Failed Unicast Requests: 0

    SWDC04#

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    Posted December 16th, 2015 14:00

    I tried the offset, but my switch is off by like 5 days the offset doesn't go that far out, any other suggestions?

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    Posted December 16th, 2015 15:00

    That one shows an ip address of an NTP server. 10.50.105.15

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    Posted December 16th, 2015 15:00

    sntp server 10.50.105.15

    that should be all you need to do.

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    Posted December 16th, 2015 15:00

    Yes, but I don't understand why the other switch doesn't show it, if its configured the same, is there a way to sync the sntp server with the switch?