Steve, > Restart ntpd after deleting the drift file.
I did that. But when I ran it overnight, the drift file with 500 was created, (but the ntp was still running). Last time when I ran it for 3 days, the drift file had a value of -500 in the end, and ntp had stopped sync-ing the clock on the client and no stats file stopped updating. > > >> near correct value?? > > > What is a near correct value?? How do I find out what's the correct > > value for my hardware? > > Take a look in your drift file after ntpd settles down. How do I tell if ntpd settles down?? Thanks, Kev. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions