What is the difference between ntp peer and ntp server command? two routers as peers and the first router clock was 2:00 and the second was 3:00.

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Date Posted: 2013/10/28

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by Mostafa Khamies Dakam , Network Specialist , Libyan Fertilizer Company

With “ntp server” only the client can get the time from the server.

With “ntp peer” there is a peering relationship established and both can get the time from each other.

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