Ray wrote: > Hi All, > > I am running a new version of the NTP daemon, version 4.2.4p6, on a Linux > machine with kenel version 2.6.27. > > When I start the daemon, the peer information shows that all the peer have a > offset of about 30 milliseconds. This offset will increase to about 50 > milliseconds after an hour. It might take many hour to days before the > offset comes down to a few milliseconds. I tried using 'iburst' on the peers > to see if this would speed things up, but it made no difference. > > Are there any settings to speed up this process? Is the a problem with this > version of NTP? > > Thanks, > Ray > --------------------- > >
Ntpd will keep your clock well synchronized but it requires many hours to reach that state following a cold start. Performance is somewhat better after a warm start. For best results, start ntpd ten to twelve hours before you need tight synchronization. Let it run continuously as long as you need it. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
