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Created: Jun 19, 2006
To configure a router to use the NTP server 192.168.1.15, issue these commands from enable mode:
Multiple ntp server lines can be used for redundancy. By default, the router will use UTC as the time zone. To set the time zone to PST and add a second ntp server at 172.32.10.55, use these commands instead:
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