NTP

From: Ty (tycampbell@comcast.net)
Date: Tue Jun 22 2004 - 21:18:35 GMT-3

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quick NTP question..did research on DOC CD and a few books I have but couldn't
find an answer..

R1 is ntp master...has authentication

R2 is server connecting to R1... has authentication

R4 is configured as peer, connecting to R2

with no authentication on R4 configured, R4 received the correct time. Should
this have happened without R4 being configured for authentication, or is it
because R4 peers to the interface of R2 that I do not need authentication ?
just looking for clarification, as this was not in the lab I was doing...I was
taking the lab farther on my own to experiment. (yes, even on NTP hahahah)

Thanks!!

Ty

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