On 11/30/2011 3:50 AM, rakesh v wrote: > Hi, > Iam facing issues with ntp broadcast <ip address> in case of IPv6. > Iam using the latest ntp 4.26p3 package. > Can I have a use case scenario for ntp broadcast in IPv6? > As I see in the documentation, we can have only multicast addresses in IPv6.
Where did you see that? It's not true, multicast also works with IPv4. > > Here are my configurations: > Client side: > > *# Created by IMI. /etc/ntp.conf* > *authenticate yes* > * What is this? I don't recall such an option. > * > *# Broadcastclient mode. * > *disable auth * > *#broadcastclient* > * > * > *multicastclient ff02::101* > * > * > *# Drift file* > *driftfile /etc/ntp/drift* > * > * > *# Keys file. * > *keys /etc/ntp/keys* > *#trustedkey 100* > > > Server Side: > > *# Created by IMI. /etc/ntp.conf* > *server 127.127.1.0 #Local clock* > *fudge 127.127.1.0 stratum 2 #Not disciplined* > * > * > *broadcast ff02::101 iburst* iburst is invalid. > *#authenticate yes* > * > * > *# Drift file* > *driftfile /etc/ntp/drift* > * > * > *# Keys file. * > *keys /etc/ntp/keys* > *#trustedkey 100* > > Iam able to see the broadcast packets being received in the client but time > synchronization does not happen in the client. > I have even enabled the authentication on both the sides also. But no use. > Can somebody help me out from this? run ntpd -D2 and see what the output looks like. Danny _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/questions
