NTP ################## You can find the NTP Settings at **Services → NTP**. .. image:: img/Services-NTP.png :width: 100% :align: center :alt: NTP The **Network Time Protocol** lets you synchronize the system time over the network. You can **enable** or disable it completely and define whether it uses all **interfaces** or a subset. The **orphan mode** is 12 by default and allows a group of ntpd processes to automonously select a leader in the event so that all real time sources become unreachable. With **Logging Peer Messages** you can enable additional peer log information and with **Logging System Messages** additional system log information. A variable number of time servers can be added, each with a **server address**. If you select **prefer**, this time server will be chosen before other servers when all other settings are equal. The option **no select** marks the server as unused, except for display purposes. Default Access Restrictions **************************** .. image:: img/Services-NTP1.png :width: 100% :align: center :alt: NTP In the **ACLs** tab, you can configure more options: ================== ================================================ ============ Option Description Command ================== ================================================ ============ Kiss of Death Enable KOD packets kod limited Modifications Deny run-time Configuration by ntpq and ntpdc nomodify Queries Disable ntpq and ntpdc queries noquery Service Disable all except ntpq and ntpdc queries noserve Peer Association Deny packets that attempt a peer association nopeer Trap Service Deny mode 6 control message trap service notrap ================== ================================================ ============ Custom Access Restrictions **************************** Here you can add specific restrictions per **network** with all the options listed above.