John Powell writes: > From: "M" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > 2) in e-smith 4.0 xntpd is solely used as a client (?) > > > No, the NTP server functionality IS enabled in the e-smith > > > build. You can point an SNTP or NTP client at the e-smith > > > server and get the correct time. > > > > I'm using an e-mail checking and timesyncing utility > > called jetmail monitor. > > It gives an error when I try to sync it with my e-smith > > server. > > .... Bottom line, either check out an NTP or SNTP client > (tardis is my favorite for Windoze) .... I've downloaded tardis and pointed it at my e-smith server and indeed the time (NTP) server was functional. Jet-MailMonitor probably uses the TIME or DAYTIME protocol as you already mentioned. One thing though: I was able to retrieve the time from my e-smith server via the Internet!! NTP is enabled on the external interface. Is this the way it's ment to be? Regards, Matthijs van der Klip
