Hi Jorge,
If you use ntpdate, please take a look at /etc/default/ntpdate
If you use ntpd, most probably /etc/ntp.conf
Regards,
Punky
Jorge Peña wrote:
Hello List
I have a ALIX board powered by a Voyage Linux 0.5.2
Whenever I connect the box to a normal (cable) connection it gets the
time from the network perfectly.
Whenever I connect the same box it to a internal firewalled network
and it boots, it doesn't get time from the network. I think I need to
change the server to a local machine in my own network which has a
time server. I tried to add it to the configuration in voyage but I am
not quite sure where do I need to add the server in the configuration
file of ntp in voyage.
Any hint?
Regards,
Jorge
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