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Mock NTP server for a Cisco lab
Is there anything I can setup on a microsoft box to run a "mock" ntp server on udp port 123?
I want all the time sync'd on my routers in the lab environment, aslong as the times are the same on the server and routers thats all that matters to me...
I want all the time sync'd on my routers in the lab environment, aslong as the times are the same on the server and routers thats all that matters to me...
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darkuser
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just use a router as your ntp server for all your ntp clients ....
http://www.internetworkexpert.com/resources/01700369.htmrm -rf / -
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mgeorge
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I personally use a small server that hosts DNS, TFTP and NTP.
If you're familuar with linux you should check into Colbat RAQ
If your unfamiluar with linux then it would probably take you awhile to figure it out.
If your a windows guy then find a small desktop, such as a compaq sff pcThere is no place like 127.0.0.1 -
OptionsHumper
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darkuser wrote:just use a router as your ntp server for all your ntp clients ....
http://www.internetworkexpert.com/resources/01700369.htm
This worked..
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