NTP Commands

nv show system ntp

	nv show system ntp Display NTP configuration. It shows the next information: status (offset, reference), authentication, listening interface, NTP state, NTP DHCP state, VRF device.
Syntax Description	N/A
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002 25.02.3000 Updated command output
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show system ntp operational applied -------------- -------------------- -------------------- reference 84.254.80.94 offset 516 ms status synchronised [listen] eth1 eth1 state enabled enabled dhcp enabled enabled vrf default default authentication disabled disabled [server] ntp0.ntp-servers.net ntp0.ntp-servers.net [server] ntp1.ntp-servers.net ntp1.ntp-servers.net [server] ntp2.ntp-servers.net ntp2.ntp-servers.net`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp
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Notes	By default, NTP DHCP is enabled, so if the DHCP server sends out NTP servers to the clients, the switch will get it and will be synchronized with it.

nv show system ntp server

	nv show system ntp server [<server-id> \| detail] Display NTP servers configuration and detail data. The command shows the following information: aggressive polling state, server type, authentication key, server IP address, server state, trustiness, protocol version.
Syntax Description	server-id	Hostname or IP address of the NTP server. Show configuration for a specific configured NTP server.
	detail	Detail view: Show detail data from NTP servers.
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002 25.02.5002 Added the `detail` option and updated output
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show system ntp server NTP server Aggressive Type KeyID Resolve as Source State Trusted Ver --------------- ---------- ------ ----- --------------- ----------- ------- ------- --- 37.53.71.213 server 37.53.71.213 pool 46.173.175.211 server 46.173.175.211 pool 162.159.200.123 server 162.159.200.123 pool 193.84.22.254 server 193.84.22.254 pool time.google.com disabled server 216.239.35.0 user-config enabled no 4 ua.pool.ntp.org disabled pool N/A user-config enabled no 4` admin@nvos:~$ nv show system ntp server detail NTP server Auth Delay Jitter Offset Peer State Poll Reach Ref clock Stratum Peer When --------------- ---- ------ ------ ------- -------------- ---- ----- ------------- ------- ---- ---- 37.53.71.213 none 98.736 21.749 +0.337 reject-outlier 128 377 17.253.14.253 2 u 4 46.173.175.211 none 87.295 13.791 +4.291 candidate 64 377 17.253.38.125 2 u 60 162.159.200.123 none 59.550 1.401 +2.900 candidate 64 377 10.121.10.17 3 u 62 193.84.22.254 none 98.181 20.997 +11.218 reject-outlier 128 377 .PPS. 1 u 1 time.google.com none 63.111 30.026 +2.891 sys-peer 64 377 .GOOG. 1 u 65 ua.pool.ntp.org none 0.000 0.000 +0.000 reject-other 64 0 .POOL. 16 p - `admin@nvos:~$ nv show system ntp server 10.7.77.134 operational applied ------------------ -------------- -------- iburst disabled disabled state enabled enabled trusted no no version 4 4 association-type server server resolve-as 10.7.77.134 auth-state none delay 98.736 jitter 21.749 offset +0.337 peer-state reject-outlier poll 128 reach 377 ref-clock 17.253.14.253 stratum 2 peer u when 4`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp/server GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp/server/<server-id>
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nv show system ntp key

	nv show system ntp key [<key-id>] Display NTP authentication keys inventory. It shows the next information: key ID, key type, obfuscated value.
Syntax Description	key-id	NTP authentication key ID. Show the configuration of a specific authentication key.
Default	N/A
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv show system ntp key KeyID Trusted Type Value ----- ------- ---- ----- 1 yes md5 * 42 yes sha1 ` `admin@nvos:~$ nv show system ntp key 42 operational applied ------- ----------- ------- trusted yes yes type sha1 sha1 value *`
REST API	GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp/key GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp/key/<key-id>
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nv set/unset system ntp

	nv set system ntp [state {enabled,disabled} \| dhcp {enabled,disabled} \| vrf {default} \| authentication {enabled,disabled}] nv unset system ntp Update NTP global configuration. The unset form of the command returns NTP global configuration to its default.
Syntax Description	state	NTP state configuration.
	dhcp	Use NTP servers leased from DHCP server.
	vrf	VRF to run NTP daemon in. Limited to "default" only.
	authentication	Enables NTP authentication.
Default	state	enabled
	dhcp	enabled
	vrf	default
	authentication	disabled
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv unset system ntp` `admin@nvos:~$ nv set system ntp authentication enabled` `admin@nvos:~$ nv unset system ntp state`
REST API	PATCH https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp
Related Commands	nv set system ntp server
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nv set/unset system ntp listen

	nv set system ntp listen <interface-id> nv unset system ntp listen Update NTP listen configuration. The unset form of the command returns NTP listen configuration to its default.
Syntax Description	interface-id	Interface ID
Default	eth0
History	25.02.5002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv unset system ntp listen`
REST API	PATCH https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp/listen
Related Commands	nv set system ntp server
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nv set/unset system ntp server

	nv set system ntp server [<server-id> [iburst {enabled,disabled} \| state {enabled,disabled} \| key <1-65535> \| trusted {yes,no} \| version {3,4} \| association-type {server,pool}]] nv unset system ntp server Update the NTP servers configuration. The unset form of the command returns the NTP server configuration to its default.
Syntax Description	server-id	Hostname or IP address of the NTP server.
	iburst	Aggressive polling of the server.
	state	Temporarily disable/enable this NTP server.
	key	Specify the key ID to securely communicate with the remote NTP server.
	trusted	Trust that NTP server. If authentication is configured this will additionally force all time updates to only use trusted servers.
	version	The NTP protocol version to communicate with the remote server.
	association-type	NTP server association type.
Default	iburst	on
	state	disabled
	trusted	no
	version	4
	association-type	server
History	25.02.2002 25.02.5002 Updated command output. Updated command option (iburst)
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv unset system ntp server` `admin@nvos:~$ nv unset system ntp server 10.10.10.10` `admin@nvos:~$ nv set system ntp server 10.10.10.10 trusted yes` `admin@nvos:~$ nv unset system ntp server 10.10.10.10 key`
REST API	PATCH https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp/server PATCH https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp/server/<server-id>
Related Commands	nv set system ntp key
Notes	When authentication of incoming NTP packets is enabled, the switch ensures that they come from an authenticated time source before using them for time synchronization on the switch. An authentication key may be created and used to authenticate incoming NTP packets. For the key to be used, make sure the following is in place. 1. It should be shared with the NTP server sending the NTP packet. 2. The key should be trusted. 3. NTP authentication should be enabled on the system

nv set/unset system ntp key

	nv {set,unset} system ntp key [<key-id> [trusted {yes,no} \| type {md5,sha1} \| value <value>]] Update the NTP keys configuration.
Syntax Description	key-id	NTP authentication key ID.
	trusted	Trust that NTP authentication key.
	type	Authentication key type.
	value	Secret authentication key value.
Default	trusted	no
	type	md5
History	25.02.2002
Example	`admin@nvos:~$ nv unset system ntp key` `admin@nvos:~$ nv unset system ntp key 3` `admin@nvos:~$ nv set system ntp key type sha1` `admin@nvos:~$ nv unset system ntp key type`
REST API	PATCH https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp/key PATCH https://<ip>/nvue_v1/system/ntp/key/<key-id>
Related Commands	nv set system ntp server
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Last updated: June 01, 2026