Per Hedeland wrote:
Well, if you've not munged the output *selectively* here, I believe it shows that you've run into the bug that Danny mentioned recently: The client sends a query to ntp2.<mydomain>, but gets the response from server2.<mydomain>, i.e. presumably a different IP address on the same host. The client will not (and should not) be interested in responses coming from what it sees as "someone else". The same effect will apply to the intra-server/peer queries.
No, that's not it at all. If ntpq -p is showing the two servers listed (there should always be more than two, BTW) then it's receiving packets from those servers. The fact that they are both showing stratum 16 on the scoreboard indicates that neither are able to serve a valid time because they themselves are not synchronized. Danny _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
