I'm tryn to set the SNTP on my router (SOHO77). i have an atm0.1 pp int and eth0 int configured with my public IPs. I saw that when a SNTP makes a request, the request leave the router with point to point interface IP address. My ADSL provider does not permit communications on point to point interfaces, and i never recieve the SNTP server respons. How i can set SNTP so that the request starts with addresses of my eth interface?
Thanks
For NTP (note NTP not SNTP) there is a command "ntp source-interface" that can be used to control the source IP address in a NTP request.
You could see if the SOHO 77 will: a) accept this command b) respect the command when generating a SNTP request
on my SOHO77 there is not a support for ntp. Is there some escamotage for doing this even with SNTP?
Tnx
Setup a PC on inside network to get time form Internet vioa NTP or SNTP. Then point SOHO77 at PC to get tiem.
Too complicated. Mi situation is LAN-----PIX-----ROUTER. I tought, if i set up a loopback interface, the sntp outgoing packet what source IP thay will have?
The router will normally use the IP address of the interface "closest" (from a routing perspective) to the destination.
PIX supports NTP ...
I know that and on PIX there is configured allready ntp andy funcions marvelously.
Can PIX act as NTP server?
Tnx
AFAIK the PIX can only be an NTP client not as an NTP server
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