On Friday 3. Augustta 2001 18:00, you wrote:
> I had the same trouble. To debug it I tried running ntpdate with -v -d.
> When I did that, it synch'ed the time fine.
With -d ntpdate doesn't actually synch the time, it just shows the adjustment
it would do if run without -d.
> When I removed it, I get the no server found message.
-d implies -u, which makes ntpdate to use an unprivileged port (>= 1024)
instead of the default ntp port 123. Seawolf's default firewall at "medium"
security level blocks privileged ports (<1024). Try ntpdate -v -u, and check
your firewall configuration.
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