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Possible if you've restricted the ports the xntpd server uses.
Since Masq passes requests from internal clients "outward" the winblows
machines might be unaffected.
Check your firewall rules.
Worst case use a simple masq setting (like the two line examples) and get
things running. Then start dealing with the firewall rules...
-JMS
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|From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
|Of Stuart Rauh
|Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 1:01 AM
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: [Masq] NTP trouble...
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|Using RedHat 6.2, with IP Masquerading set up and working on a cable
|modem...
|
|I've been trying to get xntpd working for time synchronization on the
|server. It doesn't seem to be getting through. But an NTP client on an
|internal Windows 98 machine works fine.
|
|I've been killing myself looking over the config for xntpd. I've started
|wondering if the trouble could be in my IP chains setup. Is it possible
|that an internal machine could connect to a time server but the
|masquerading
|server couldn't?
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|
|Stuart Rauh
|[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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