11/08/2014 18:26
I have 4 windows based PC's on my home network, for years i have used
Meinberg or an equivalent to set the PC time. I was wondering if I
could, or should, use my permanently on Trimble Thunderbolt to set the
PC clocks? Any advantages or disadvantages. I believe there's a way
I have 4 windows based PC's on my home network, for years i have used
Meinberg or an equivalent to set the PC time. I was wondering if I
could, or should, use my permanently on Trimble Thunderbolt to set the
PC clocks? Any advantages or disadvantages. I believe there's a way to
use Lady Heather
On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 10:29 AM, Chris Wilson ch...@chriswilson.tv wrote:
11/08/2014 18:26
I have 4 windows based PC's on my home network, for years i have used
Meinberg or an equivalent to set the PC time.
The best way the keep the PC clocks in sync would be to run NTP on all
the PCs.
ch...@chriswilson.tv said:
I have 4 windows based PC's on my home network, for years i have used
Meinberg or an equivalent to set the PC time. I was wondering if I could, or
should, use my permanently on Trimble Thunderbolt to set the PC clocks? Any
advantages or disadvantages. I believe
Assuming you mean Meinberg Radio Clock, and you are also using Meinberg
or generic NTPD to talk to the Meinberg radio clock:
You can configure NTPD to use two stratum-0 refclocks hooked to the same PC
- you can make one be the Meinberg radio clock, and have the other be
hooked to the Trimble
LOTs of suggestions here but I'd do this first:
1) Define the timing requirements for Ham digital modes. Are you on HF or
microwave? what level of accuracy do you need?
2) Read all the documentation on NTP you can. Start here:
http://www.ntp.org/documentation.html
So many people don't
