On Saturday 08 Mar 2003 5:38 pm, Robert Wideman wrote: > I have a Cisco 2500 router setup to deny ALL activity on port 123 (ntpd). > The Cisco router is my time server. I have finally found out why i am > getting errors in my Cisco logs stating an NTP server is getting denied, > its b/c i had one specified in ntp.conf and its not the server that i > thought it was. I changed the line that stated "server <ntpd server name>" > to the IP of the Cisco router and restarted NTPD and i am getting no server > suitable for syncronization found in /var/log/messages. MCC does NOT allow > me to type in a different NTP server than what is listed there....it only > lets me choose from the drop down menu. I do NOT want to select one of > those, I want to type in the IP of my NTP server on my Cisco router. How > do i change this on MDK9? > TIA > > Rob
I used webmin to set the time server for my machine. Keeps time great here. Webmin >> Hardware >> System Time I'm currently using this server: ntp2a.mcc.ac.uk Hope this helps you out -- magnet Registered Linux User: 281659 5 x [EMAIL PROTECTED] running Mandrake 9.0. 1 x [EMAIL PROTECTED] running Windows 2000 Profressional 1 x [EMAIL PROTECTED] laptop running Windows ME "My home is over-run with penguins that like a warm environment!"
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