On 11/07/14 07:51, vothanhhun...@gmail.com wrote:
In my case (as William explained) it is not a normal clock rate sync
but just a copy time from ntp server to machine clock. So what I am
wondering now is if it is right in my situation to use ntp to "sync"
from ntp server.
w32time is good enough for such crude use of NTP.
The machine I am trying to "sync" is a VPS machine.
However neither of them are likely to be appropriate for whatever your
underlying problem is; you need to fix that problem before you start
trying to synchronise the time.
As someone else said, is this a virtual machine? If so you may be fighitng:
1) virtualisation of the timing hardware;
2) automatic synchronisation of the time to the host machine time.
Usually the correct method for a VM is to get good synchronisation on
the host and then use the VM environment's time keeping support to lock
the guest to the host.
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