Here we will understand how we can configure NTP settings through vMA by using (vicfg ) commands.
To understand how to configure the vMA and to set the Esxi host as target refer
1 ) Setting ESXI host as the current server target using.
vifptarget -s server (Replace Server with ESXi FQDN)
2) List if any NTP servers are already configured on ESXI using below command.
vicfg-ntp -- list
If no NTP servers are configured you will see information like below.
3) Before configuring the NTP servers will stop NTP service.
vicfg-ntp -- stop
4) Add the NTP server
vicfg-ntp -- add server (replace server with your NTP server address)
5) After the NTP server has been added start NTP service
vicfg-ntp -- start
6) Again run the list command to ensure the NTP servers has been added properly
vicfg-ntp -- list
Based on the NTP server details you have added you will see output similar to screenshot below.
To understand how to configure the vMA and to set the Esxi host as target refer
1 ) Setting ESXI host as the current server target using.
vifptarget -s server (Replace Server with ESXi FQDN)
2) List if any NTP servers are already configured on ESXI using below command.
vicfg-ntp -- list
If no NTP servers are configured you will see information like below.
3) Before configuring the NTP servers will stop NTP service.
vicfg-ntp -- stop
4) Add the NTP server
vicfg-ntp -- add server (replace server with your NTP server address)
5) After the NTP server has been added start NTP service
vicfg-ntp -- start
6) Again run the list command to ensure the NTP servers has been added properly
vicfg-ntp -- list
Based on the NTP server details you have added you will see output similar to screenshot below.
For More information refer www.vmware.com/support/pubs
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