Expand NTP-TZ-DST example to list SNTP servers #6611
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This change expands the NTP-TZ-DST example to list the active SNTP servers. It lists the IP address server name (if used) and reachability in ntpq style octal format. Tests: - Build against all LwIP stack configurations and correct operation with a single SNTP server - Vary connectivity to an SNTP server and check reachability updates - Configure 3 SNTP servers by name - With a patched LwIP stack that supports simultaneous DHCP and DHCPv6 SNTP servers check that all server details are listed and update correctly during operation
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Thanks David. This change works fine with or without my other fixes. |
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This change expands the NTP-TZ-DST example to list the active
SNTP servers. It lists the IP address server name (if used) and
reachability in ntpq style octal format.
Tests:
operation with a single SNTP server
updates
and DHCPv6 SNTP servers check that all server details are
listed and update correctly during operation