Samuel, Please try commenting out all "restrict" lines in ntp.conf and repeat your test. There's a good chance that will fix things, and you can iterate over restrict changes to isolate what's breaking. If removing restrict lines doesn't solve your problem, please post "ntpq -crv -p" output, and describe the clients having trouble in more detail. If the clients are using ntpd, on a client try:
ntpq -p Note which line of output lists the server the client isn't using, and assuming it's the first, include output of ntpq -crv -p -c "rv &1" on the client. If the server was the third line, change the command to use "&3". Cheers, Dave Hart _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/questions
