[c-nsp] sh module csm 2 probe real

[Marco van den Bovenkamp]

On 27-5-2010 13:54, Church, Charles wrote:
> Looks like maybe it's computing time wrong.  That date is surprisingly close to the start of UNIX time, which was Jan 1, 1970.
>
> Chuck
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cisco-nsp-bounces at puck.nether.net [mailto:cisco-nsp-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Sony Scaria
> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 3:30 AM
> To: cisco-nsp at puck.nether.net
> Subject: [c-nsp] sh module csm 2 probe real
>
>
> hello group,
>
> Can someone please explain me why it is showing "13:36:47 gmt 06/14/70".
> I've searched a lot, but i couldnt find any explanation.
> btw, my switch is sync with precent time.
>
> Switch#sh module csm 2 probe real
>    real = 10.106.110.17:53, probe = PROBE-DNS, type = dns,
>      vserver = W-DNSTCP-O, sfarm = W-DNSTCP-O
>      status = OPERABLE,* current = 13:36:47 gmt 06/14/70,
> *    successes = 236591, last success* = 13:36:48 gmt 06/14/70,*
>      failures = 144, last failure = *09:58:50 gmt 06/11/70,*
>      state = Server is healthy.
>    real = 10.106.110.17:53, probe = PROBE-DNS, type = dns,
>      vserver = W-DNS-O, sfarm = W-DNS-O
>      status = OPERABLE, current = 13:36:47 gmt 06/14/70,
>      successes = 236591, last success = 13:36:48 gmt 06/14/70,
>      failures = 144, last failure = 09:58:50 gmt 06/11/70,
>      state = Server is healthy.
> Switch#sh clock
> 07:26:16.712 gmt Thu May 27 2010

Lemme guess: uptime of the box is 6 months and two weeks? It probably is 
converting the uptime to a date counting from the Unix epoch.

		Regards,

			Marco.