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Update a NTP Client Configuration by UUID

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https://example.com/api/ntp_client_configurations/

Update a NTP Client Configuration object by its UUID

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Path Params
string
required
length between 32 and 36

UUID of NTP Client Configuration object to update

Body Params

NTP Client Configuration To create a NTP Client Configuration attributes with:

  • description - describes this NTP object.
  • name - names this NTP object.
  • entry_list - list of entities. Each contains.
  • server - address of NTP server in IPv4, IPv6 or hostname format.
  • key_id - key for authentication
  • key_password - encrypted password for authentication
  • key_type -encrypted key type for authentication
  • trust_enable - enable trust settings for key

To create a NTP Client Configuration's associations with:

  • fabric_uuids: UUIDs of any fabrics with which this configuration is associated.
  • switch_uuids: UUIDs of any switches with which this configuration is associated.
string
string
required
entry_list
array of objects
required
length ≥ 1
entry_list*
string
required

Hostname in IPv4, IPv6 or hostname format

string | null
enum

Type of the burst mode to use (if any).

Allowed:
boolean
Defaults to true

Preference flag to suggest for this association.

ntp_keys
object
switch_uuids
array
required

UUIDs of switches this NTP Client Configuration is applied to. To exclude, specify value as the empty array: []

switch_uuids*
fabric_uuids
array
required

UUIDs of fabrics this NTP Client Configuration is applied to. When using fabric_uuid the configuration will be applied to all switches in the fabric. If the fabric is expanded the new switch will automatically pick up the new settings covered by fabric_uuid. To exclude, specify value as the empty array: []

fabric_uuids*
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