NTP server
Shawn Dunn
yellowdog-general@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Fri Jan 31 10:32:00 2003
Actually, Debian/Sarge, and I get the following message when attempting
to get my time synchronization from it:
fairlane:~# ntpdate falcon
13 Jan 06:17:18 ntpdate[6831]: adjust time server 192.168.88.1 offset
0.432622 sec
fairlane:~# date
Sun Jan 13 06:17:47 PST 1935
Now that isn't right, heres what the server thinks the date is:
falcon:/etc/init.d# date
Fri Jan 31 09:33:09 PST 2003
Is this a configuration problem? or is my machine just hosed?
--SF
On Friday, Jan 31, 2003, at 09:03 US/Pacific, Rick Thomas wrote:
>
> I assume your gateway is a Linux box (YDL?) running ntpd and talking
> out
> its public IP interface to the public stratum 2 servers. Ntpd will act
> both as a client and a server, once it is synced up to a lower (better)
> stratum server.
>
> So, try this...
>
> Tell your (client) machines behind the gateway to use the gateway as
> their time source.
>
> This will involve vastly different incantations for different OS's.
> Give us a little more detail as to which OS's are involved, and we can
> help more.
>
> Report back if any of the client machines don't manage to sync up.
>
> You can also try posting to the netnews newsgroup
> "comp.protocols.time.ntp".
>
> I should note in passing that there are some obscure unresolved issues
> regarding running the current ntpd on hosts with two or more network
> interfaces. But they mostly have to do with multicast, and shouldn't
> affect you for this setup.
>
> Rick
>
> Shawn Dunn wrote:
>>
>> Hey there folks, I've got a question here, have a number of machines
>> NAT'd behind a public IP, the gateway is pulling it's time
>> synchronization from public stratum2 servers just fine, How do I make
>> that same gateway system act as the NTP server for the rest of the
>> internal machines? obviously I can't forward the neccessary port to
>> all machines, and having all the machines on the same page when it
>> comes to time would sure be nice, and much more polite in general than
>> using public servers for each machine.....
>>
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> --SF
>>
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