On Saturday 16 December 2006 06:21, ByteEnable wrote: > 4 Dec 22:26:39 ntpd[12811]: synchronized to 128.138.140.44, stratum 1 > 14 Dec 22:26:37 ntpd[12811]: time reset -1.472229 s > 14 Dec 22:26:37 ntpd[12811]: kernel time sync enabled 0001 > 14 Dec 22:28:18 ntpd[12811]: synchronized to 128.138.140.44, stratum 1 > 14 Dec 22:29:07 ntpd[12811]: no servers reachable > 14 Dec 22:29:45 ntpd[12811]: synchronized to 129.6.15.29, stratum 1 > 14 Dec 22:30:24 ntpd[12811]: no servers reachable > 14 Dec 22:30:33 ntpd[12811]: synchronized to 128.138.140.44, stratum 1
I'd be pretty suspicious of those "no servers reachable" messages. Do you have one or several servers configured? You should use as many as 4 or 5, and <dons flamesuit> avoid the pools because they have proven to be a single point of failure IMHO. If you use a pool, make sure you have at least two other clocks named explicitly. Universities (at least many of them in the US) seem to have time servers and mega-bandwidth. I use their servers a lot. -- _____________________________________ John Andersen
pgpP33mM7X3SZ.pgp
Description: PGP signature
