Good Day!
On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 11:20:29AM +0800, Jason V. Ferrer wrote:
> Ok here's the situation we have been using ntpd since last Dec. To
> synchronize our the system clock's of the computers on our network. Here's
> the catch everytime we booth the server we have to connect to the darn
> internet so that the ntpd daemon will synchronize to another time server
> (stratum 2?) over the internet else the ntpd daemon will quit and there wil
> be no time server for our client computers to synch. with. We need a time
> server because the /home directories on the our client computers is nfs
> mounted. When you have nfs mount it is very important to have the client and
> server system time be kept in synch.
Yes, openntpd will work on this.
> This is only a home network we dont have the luxury of a permanent internet
> connection. That's why im looking for a way to configure ntpd so that it
> doesnt have to synch. to another time server but simply serve the system
> time.
It even supports intermitent[0] net connections.
Mabuhay! barryg
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