From: Erick B. (erickbe@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Jun 07 2001 - 06:02:07 GMT-3
The calendar feature isn't supported on the 3620 I
don't believe. It's only on higher-end routers that
have a battery to maintain time between boots. You
need to set the clock after a reboot on routers not
acting as a ntp client.
The router will start with a time back in 1992 or 1993
if the clock isn't set. Now, if you reset the entire
rack then the time should be similar on all the
routers unless they have calendars, getting time from
another ntp source, etc. I have seen ntp take awhile
to sync up and previous postings here on the subject
have said it can take awhile.
Can the routers ping the 3620s loopback after the
resets?? Make sure connectivity wasn't lost...
--- Tomasz Bartel <tbartel@rubikon.pl> wrote:
> Guys,
>
> Maybe it is simple to solve this problem but I don't
> know how to do this. I
> have configured ntp server on 3620 router and
> clients on 2514. When I
> reboot whole rack all routers looses
> synchronization.
> What is the problem?
> Configurations are very simple, on 3620:
>
> ntp master
> ntp source loopback 1
>
> I know that should be also ntp update-calendar, but
> I can't put this
> command (IOS c3620-d-mz_121-5_T8.bin). Actually
> there is no "ntp
> update-calendar" command in my IOS.
>
> On 25134
>
> ntp server (loopback 1 address on 3620)
>
> Every nets are reachable. I use OSPF.
>
> Tomek
> **Please
> read:http://www.groupstudy.com/list/posting.html
>
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