I am running OpenNTPD in OpenBSD 3.8 and /var/log/daemon shows it is working fine -
peer <IP> now valid adjusting local clock by -0.434343 clock is now synced But if I run ntpq -p (as root) it says ntpp:read:Connection refused lsof -i | grep ntpd shows ntpd is listening from local IP port 4345 to remote IP port NTP and using UDP. I have configured 2 files [1] /etc/ntpd.conf here I bind ntp to local IP address and connect to the nearest NTP server. [2] /etc/rc.conf here I set the flag to "" for ntp to start during boot time. I read the /usr/local/share/example/ntp/README.OpenBSD and did all the configurations accordingly; since they are not working I have commented out step 2(a), (b) and (c). Also, I would like to generate keys (/usr/local/sbin/ntp-genkey), put them in the conf file and encrypt the traffic. But I couldn't find any documentat or manpage to tell me how to do that. Running ntp-genkey usually creates 2 keys (RSA and MD5) in the home directory and symlink them to another 2 files. Any pointers? Thanks in advaance for any help.
