Denis Heidtmann wrote: > Could this indicate that either my dsl router or my ISP > (dslnorthwest.net) is blocking 123? It's possible, but seems unlikely. I was able to verify w. netcat that port 123 is open on the particular NTP server you couldn't connect to:
r...@mc-goose:~# nc -vvzu 75.144.70.35 123 123 splenda.rustytel.net [75.144.70.35] 123 (ntp) open splenda.rustytel.net [75.144.70.35] 123 (ntp) open sent 0, rcvd 0 Is another process already bound to port 123 =>lsof -i :123. You might need to install lsof or net-tools pkg. What happens when you run ntpdate w. -dv (debug verbose)? _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
