BigHug wrote:
Hi,
I try to install ntpd (v4.2.0a) on our windows servers. On our W2K
domain controllers, the ntpd won't get settle. The clock drift is over
500 ppm. After stopping ntpd, the clock is still drifting over 1000
ppm. However, after I rebooted the box, the ntpd acts normal and the
drift is about 20 ppm. It happened on 3 DCs, but did not happen on
other servers.
There are no other time services running besides ntpd.
ntp.conf has sever command with iburst and driftfile command.
ntpd is from Meinberg with -g option.
What puzzle me is that after I stop ntpd the clock still went wild
until reboot. Does ntpd change system/kernel even being stopped?
Thanks for any help.
Do you know that you have to stop W32TIME and prevent windows from
starting it?
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