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Thanks Phil, &nbsp; <br />
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A router can be used, but not an ASA? &nbsp; <br />
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Kind of makes sense. &nbsp;<br />
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I know ASAs are security devices, but they function pretty well as routers, so I never know what they are capable of ?
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Thanks Phil,  

A router can be used, but not an ASA?  

Kind of makes sense.  

I know ASAs are security devices, but they function pretty well as routers, so I never know what they are capable of ?

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I have an ASA that keeps time internally. &nbsp; I want my servers to key off of that time, using NTP.<br />
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I do NOT want to point the ASA to an NTP server !<br />
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I simply want the ASA to provide time to the servers that are attached to it.<br />
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These servers also are &quot;interesting traffic&quot; for a L2L VPN.<br />
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Can it be done?
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I have an ASA that keeps time internally.   I want my servers to key off of that time, using NTP.

I do NOT want to point the ASA to an NTP server !

I simply want the ASA to provide time to the servers that are attached to it.

These servers also are "interesting traffic" for a L2L VPN.

Can it be done?

How do I set a Cisco ASA to provide NTP?

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