Another good solution is to have one of your routers (we use a Cisco 7507) configured as the NTP client of the cesium clock, and as the server to the rest of the network. All of our Linux instances go to the router to set their clocks. Considering the 4:00 PM stampede, I suppose some of the IS staff use it on their workstations, too.
On Wednesday 15 January 2003 14:02, you wrote: Stephen, You can run NTP on your Linux/390 systems. I do on mine. The only caveat I would have is that if you have VM and wind up running hundreds of Linux/390 guests, you don't want them all trying to contact an external timing source. Some folks have set up one guest as the local timekeeper, and the others guests talk to it. Mark Post
