On Thursday 15 August 2002 16:41, David Walser wrote:
>--- Oden Eriksson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Actually it does since the current setup provides
>> both client and server
>> meaning a possible security issue on port 123.
>
>Unless you changed something in your 4.1.1a, the
>current setup doesn't allow you to use ntpd as a
>server, you have to run xinetd+in.timed for that.
Is this right? I use ntpd on 9 machines on my home lan.
One checks with US Naval Obeservatory, then all others
synchronize with him, and I did nothing strange to the
configuration of ntp, or xinetd. I only have allowed
any system on the home lan to connect to any service
on the firewall (the one who sync's with USNO).
-- Chuck
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