Ry wrote: > george_joby wrote: >> Can any body help me in this. Will w32time work with linux ? > > Yes it will, but you are better off doing it the other way around > (having the windows box take time from the Linux box). The "real" NTP > provides better precision (Windows Time Service is limited to abotu > 16ms), so it should be the source. You should also give it access to an > internet NTP time server if at all possible (simply opening UDP port > 123 outbound for one machine isn't much of a security risk). > > In most cases, Windows 2003 SP1 will not serve time to clients when it > has no access to an external time source itself. You will see error > messages indicating this in Event viewer. I am betting that is what you > are experiencing. >
But the Windows build of NTP will work fine on the Windows box and at least you will have a homogeneous NTP infrastructure. Danny _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
