Rajesh kankran wrote: > Thanks for response.... > > I m totally new for NTP. > Actually i have code for ntp client...and i m using localhost as server as > NTP is installed on my pc only.
That makes no sense. You cannot use localhost here. You need to query a remote server. A client is looking for timestamps on a different server because it wants to get its local clock synchronized to the remote clock This is a major oversimplication but that's the general idea. > in order to get response i have not written code for server but still server > responding to me and generating message because of NTP installed. If you have NTP installed you don't need a client. The NTP server is keeping your clock synchronized. That's it's goal. > then can u pls tell me Why should i write code for server...? You shouldn't. > Means what server should do if write code for that?because it is already > responding to client with time stamp. > If you are already running an NTP server you don't need one. Danny _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
