For the lab, you could ask the proctor. But I would recommend that you look up the following commands: ntp update-calendar and Clock update-calendar
What I do notice is that sometime (no matter what command you use) emulator tend to lose the clock/time unlike real routers, keep that in mind. -B From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Steve Su Sent: Monday, January 17, 2011 11:09 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Security] Configuring Router Time in lab for NTP/PKI I've heard that the proctors reboot all routers once I finish my lab. If we have to configure NTP for PKI or anything else that is time sensitive, what time setting should we use. Once rebooted, the NTP server router will default to 1980 (or something like that). PKI will break once all the other NTP clients sync their time with the master. Or should we never change the time setting on the NTP client, configuring PKI/NTP using the default time at router bootup. I hope that made sense. I just want to make life as simple as possible on the lab.
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