Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions Omni Switch/Router - Manual (Page 320)

NTP Access Control Menu
Page 12-42
Display the Traps Set in the Server
The ntpvtrap command allows you to view a list of trap receivers set for the server. To view
the trap list, enter the ntpvtrap command at the system prompt. A display similar to the
following is shown:
address 127.0.0.1, port 18447
interface: 0.0.0.5, configured
set for 0 seconds, last set 0 seconds ago
sequence 1, number of resets 1
Field Descriptions
The following section describes the fields shown with the ntpvtrap command.
address . The address of the server where the trap was set.
port . The port on which the server is listening for NTP messages.
♦ Note ♦
This is the TCP and UDP definition of a port, not a
switch interface port.
interface . The local interface address of the NTP server.
set for n seconds . The time the trap was initially set.
last set . The time in seconds from when the last trap was set for this server.
sequence . The number of times the trap was set.
number of resets . The number of times the trap has been reset.
Remove a Trap (Configured or Otherwise) from the Server
The ntpdtrap command allows you to remove a trap receiver for the given address. The trap
receiver will log event messages an other information for the server in a log file.
To delete a trap receiver, enter the ntpdtrap command in the following manner:
ntpctrap <address> [<port>] [<interface>]
where address is the IP address of the switch. There are two optional items you can specify:
port . The port on the switch used for sending NTP messages.
♦ Note ♦
This is the TCP/IP and UDP definition of a port, not a
switch interface port.
interface . The local interface address for this NTP entity. For more infor-
mation on interface addresses, see Display Peer Summary Infor-
mation on page 12-16.