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Billy Dunn wrote:
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This was a pain in the butt for me. In fact, I only was able to get it
going by pointing the SNTP server to pool.ntp.org and making sure the
DNS entries were correct. That works, but it's not a great solution.
When the phone is flashing, that means it cannot contact the SNTP
servers. Ideally it should talk to a local NTP server on your network,
but I have yet to see that work (but I'm only two weeks into Asterisk
too). Good luck.<br>
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I'm using local NTP server (which, in turn, syncs from "close" NTP
servers on Internet). Set for clients in DHCP:<br>
<br>
option ntp-servers x.x.x.x;<br>
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Works great. Polycom 501.<br>
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- Dan<br>
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