Kostas,
Your symmetric peers have the same upstream system peer, so by rule they
are not going to believe each other unless one of them switches to a
different upstream source. Even if they have differerent upstream
sources, one of them will not beleive the other, since that would create
a loop.
Dave
Kostas Magkos wrote:
Hi all,
I have two Debian etch ntp servers, running on stock 2.6.18-5-amd64
kernel with ntp 4.2....@1.1585-o. The two systems are configured as
stratum 2 ntp servers, synchronised with various public stratum 1
servers. They are configured as symmetric active peers.
How can I ensure that the two servers are actually symmetric peers? When
I list their associations, I can see that each server lists the other
one as reject, outlyer or falseticker. I understand that they couldn't
be sys.peers, but shouldn't they be candindates for each other, in that
way participating in the cluster?
Thanks in advance,
Kostas Magkos
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