[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Marcos Onisto) wrote:
> I forgot do show the ntp.conf configuration, follow below:
>
> # cat /etc/ntp.conf
> # Arquivo :/etc/ntp.conf (versao 4)
> #
> # ultima atualizacao: 13/06/2006
> #
> server 127.127.4.2 # loopback
That's not "loopback", it identifies an ntpd refclock driver,
4 = refclock_wwvb.c, reading input from /dev/wwvb2 which I expect
is a link to a serial port /dev/tty... or something like that.
ls -l /dev/wwvb2
> restrict default ignore notrust
"ignore" is enough to block everything, you don't need "notrust" too.
> restrict 200.160.0.0 nomodify
> restrict 200.160.1.0 nomodify
> restrict 127.0.0.1 # loopback
OK, so you should be able to do most things from 200.160.{0,1}.0
and everything from 127.0.0.1, and nothing from anywhere else.
I think this leaves all IPv6 access open, so if you get IPv6
working you'll want to add
restrict -6 default ignore
restrict ::1 # loopback
> It's rigth? or something is wrong?
It's OK, and not the cause of your problem as shown before.
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Ronan Flood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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