Hello, I have a problem with NTP configuration when the client loses uplink connection for some time and then re-establishes it. ntp.conf:
tos maxdist 4 server 10.9.2.80 iburst server 10.10.2.101 iburst server 10.10.52.111 iburst server 127.127.1.0 fudge 127.127.1.0 stratum 12 I do the following: 1. kill the NTPD process, 2. disconnect the uplink to real servers, 3. change the local clock time to +3 sec 4. reboot the system. System comes up and after a while syncs to itself. After it starts to provide my "fake" time reference (+3sec) to clients downstream, I plug in the uplink, so my client is able to see the 3 servers defined in the config above. And as soon as it established the connection and peered to one of them, I see the -3 sec time jump. I was expecting that NTPD will slowly start to correct the time, but it jumps. Can you please explain if that behavior is by NTP design? Maybe I have something misconfigured, and if so, how to force NTPD not to make jumps? Thank you, Igor. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/questions
