Dennis Hilberg Jr wrote: > Maybe I'm misunderstanding the output of 'ntpq -p'. When I use this command, > a large list is printed to the screen (sometimes 60 or > more entries in length), of which, the first five of the entries are the > servers I have listed in my ntp.conf and the rest I'm > assuming are clients, or systems using my server's clock as a synchronization > source. Am I correct on that? Most of the time those > five servers are the ones that have +, -, or * next to them. Of those five, > there's always a * and usually two +. On occasion > though, some of the systems in the 'ntpq -p' output OTHER than my five > servers have a + next to them. Is this normal, based on my > ntp.conf? My concern is that my server might be using systems other than the > five I have listed in my ntp.conf as a synchronization > source. Perhaps I should have worded my initial post this way, as some > replies indicate that I might have failed to explain my > situation properly. > <snip>
Show us the output of ntpq -p You should not have more than five entries in the ntpq "banner". They should be the servers you listed in your ntp.conf. I can't imagine where the others are coming from!! _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
