Hi Dojo
I was browsing Cisco's catalog of Nexus connectors when I noticed something odd.
https://catalog.dataminer.services/details/2fc75210-f706-4a8a-9582-056076cc0506PTP
The Precision Time Protocol (PTP) pages display information regarding this functionality (from version 3.0.0.10 onwards). The PTP credentials must be filled in for this functionality to be activated.
I have never heard of the term PTP credentials.
There doesn't seem to be a corresponding command in the general Cisco guide either.
After all, I can get PTP information by putting in CLI page ID and password.
What should the credentials in the PTP be?
And for what purpose is it used?
Hi Yuki,
The parameters for the PTP credentials are the same as the credentials you input on the CLI page for the NX-API which I circled in an image I attached below.
Hi Yuki,
PTP information is polled from the Cisco Switch via the Cisco NX-API.
Basically, Cisco is embedding CLI commands into the HTTP protocol.
The following link may be useful for turning on NX-API.
I included an image of the setting in the DataMiner connector that need to be set to poll the PTP information from Cisco Nexus Switch
You may need to increase the Command Timeout if the Cisco Switch is taking more than 5 seconds to respond to the API. 
Hi Randy,
Yes, I do.
I think that’s the correct procedure too.
So what are these parameters? Image added. That is my question.
I understand that Nexus has an API and I also understand what parameters PTP is.
Please tell me what parameters are PTP Username and PTP Password on the connector.
What are the parameters in this image?