Configuring NTP on SPLAT

ntp -n

interval in seconds on R65

example : ntp -n 600 84.45.68.23 141.89.226.53

check the config :

#Expert@fw1]# cpd_sched_config print
Task: “av_http_server”
Command: av_http_server
Arguments: -j -f /opt/CPsuite-R65/fw1/conf/av_http_server.conf
Interval: 300
Active: true
RunAtStart: true
Task: “RotateLogs”
Command: /sbin/cp_logrotate
Arguments:
Interval: 100
Active: true
RunAtStart: true
Task: “NtpPoll”
Command: /usr/sbin/ntpdate -s -f 84.45.68.23 141.89.226.53
Arguments:
Interval: 0
Active: true
RunAtStart: true
[Expert@kukuw-lb-fw1]# ntp -n 60 84.45.68.23 141.89.226.53
[Expert@kukuw-lb-fw1]# cpd_sched_config print
Task: “av_http_server”
Command: av_http_server
Arguments: -j -f /opt/CPsuite-R65/fw1/conf/av_http_server.conf
Interval: 300
Active: true
RunAtStart: true
Task: “RotateLogs”
Command: /sbin/cp_logrotate
Arguments:
Interval: 100
Active: true
RunAtStart: true
Task: “NtpPoll”
Command: /usr/sbin/ntpdate -s -f 84.45.68.23 141.89.226.53
Arguments:
Interval: 60
Active: true
RunAtStart: true

NTP on SPLAT can be configured from the Web interface as well