puppet-ntp

Manage NTP client and server via Puppet

Usage

Client

Using ntp pool mirrors

    class { 'ntp': }

Using custom ntp mirrors

    class { 'ntp':
        server_list => [ 'yourLocalServer1', 'yourLocalServer2', ]
    }

Server

Using ntp pool mirrors

    class { 'ntp':
        server_enabled => true,
    }

Using custom ntp mirrors

    class { 'ntp':
        server_list = [ 'yourLocalServer1', 'yourLocalServer2', ],
        server_enabled => true,
}

If you want some clients with unlimited access, you can set $query_networks in the follwing way:

    class { 'ntp':
        server_list = [ 'yourLocalServer1', 'yourLocalServer2', ],
        server_enabled = true,
        query_networks = [ '192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0', '172.16.0.0/255.255.0.0', ],
    }

Other class parameters

• interface_ignore: array, default: []
• interface_listen: array, default: []
• enable_statistics: true or false, default: false
• statsdir: string, default: undef
• ensure: present or absent, default: present
• autoupgrade: true or false, default: false
• package: string, default: OS specific. Set package name, if platform is not supported.
• config_file: string, default: OS specific. Set config_file, if platform is not supported.
• config_file_replace: true or false, default: true
• driftfile: string, default: OS specific. Set driftfile, if platform is not supported.
• service_ensure: running or stopped, default: running
• service_name: string, default: OS specific. Set service_name, if platform is not supported.
• service_enable: true or false, default: true
• service_hasstatus: true or false, default: true
• service_hasrestart: true or false, default: true