David Woolley da...@ex.djwhome.demon.co.uk.invalid wrote:
Yes, and fudge the stratum to 1, not 2.
You mean zero, not 1,
You're right, 0, so that the server is seen as stratum 1 by the client.
which might be the problem, i.e. either fudge
doesn't allow that, or the people who bolted NTP
erik magnuson wrote:
Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
It's easier to get and keep close synchronization if you have have
some sort of a hardware reference clock such as a GPS timing
receiver, a WWV receiver, etc. GPS timing receivers are available
from $100 US and up. The bottom of the scale is
Dear David Mills,
Thank you for your advice, I appreciate your time.
I understand that the DNS name space and the NTP autokey name space are
not connected.
Nevertheless it would seem convenient to use DNS names for autokey in
case trust groups consist of only a single trusted host. This would
Dave wrote:
I'm trying to set up the time on a couple of machines at the University
of Washington and have tried two ways:
1) Sync both to the ntp pool - not very successful, as they kept
differing by enough to cause 'make' to say files were created in the
future by a few ms - no doubt
Carsten,
You ask where to go for examples and additional information on Autokey
names. See the Authentication Optioins page in the documentation. You
say you want to use DNS host names for Autokey host names. That's the
default! If you want to use DNS host names for the trusted hosts, that's
