ntpq -c rl <target> ntpq -c peers <target>
You'll find that some servers do not respond to these requests, but may still respond to ntpdate or ntptrace commands.
.... if you're really keen it would be great if someone modified the plugin to display this information!
Paul
Thomas Springer wrote:
I come quite often across NTP-Servers, the plugin always tells me stuff like
"It is possible to determine a lot of information about the remote host by querying the NTP variables - these include OS descriptor, and time settings.
Theoretically one could work out the NTP peer relationships and track back network settings from this."
Most of the NTP-Servers are Cisco-devices running IOS and Linux-Boxes.
Any hints on HOW to work out the peer-rel's or get OS-Info via FTP?
tom
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