At 06:07 AM 8/2/02 -0400, Chuck Gelm wrote:
>Howdy, Y'all:
>
> I stuck trying to run ntpd. I don't see any updates
>when I run 'ntpq -p'. When I run 'ntpdate host',
>all of the hosts I've tried return
>"[date] : no server suitable for synchronization found"
>What is wrong?
Well .. the obvious possibilities are
1. your system cannot reach the hosts you try
2. the hosts you try are not ntp servers
3. your system is behind a firewall that interfeerse with access
to the ntp port
Post the details of what you have been trying and we'll try to help you
figure out the exact problem.
BTW, ntpdate is a different program from ntpd (on Debian systems, it is a
completely separate install from ntpd), so you might want to be a bit more
exact about what ntp package you are trying to run. Also what Linux distro.
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