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Changing NTP Secondary Server During Switch Setup

From Netvisor ONE version 6.0.0 and later release, you can undo or unset a configured NTP secondary server by using the switch-setup-modify command along with an empty string ("") as parameter. You can use either single-quotes ('') or double-quotes ("") to indicate the empty string.

First, view the switch setup details using the command:

CLI (network-admin@sw-leaf1) > switch-setup-show

switch-name: sw-leaf1

mgmt-ip: 10.0.0.01/23

mgmt-ip-assignment: static

mgmt-ip6: aa80::aab4:bbff:fffc:aa65/64

mgmt-ip6-assignment: autoconf

mgmt-link-state: up

mgmt-link-speed: 1g

in-band-ip: 10.168.0.02/24

in-band-ip6: aa80::640a:94ff:ff52:aa9d/64

in-band-ip6-assign: autoconf

gateway-ip: 10.0.0.1

dns-ip: 10.10.0.13

dns-secondary-ip: 172.10.0.4

domain-name: pluribusnetworks.com

ntp-server: 0.ubuntu.pool.ntp.org

ntp-secondary-server: 1.ubuntu.pool.ntp.org

timezone: America/Los_Angeles

date: 2020-01-28,22:14:27

hostid: 184556370

location-id: 6

enable-host-ports: yes

To remove or unset the secondary NTP server, use the command with an empty string in single quotes or double quotes as below:

CLI (network-admin@sw-leaf1) > switch-setup-modify ntp-secondary-server

Server ip or host-name / empty string to unset

CLI (network-admin@sw-leaf1) > switch-setup-modify ntp-secondary-server ""

CLI (network-admin@sw-leaf1) > switch-setup-modify ntp-secondary-server ''

Check the show output to view the changes by using the command: