I have asked this on linux-admin and the silence was defining.
I have a 2 computer LAN with timed running on both. Ann is the master and
is running timed -M -n 192.168.0.0 -F ann and bea is running
timed -n 192.168.0.0. Executing:
[root@ann /etc]# timedc msite ann bea
master timedaemon at ann is ann
master timedaemon at bea is ann
Ok, this is what it's supposed to be. However, executing:
[root@ann /etc]# timedc clockdiff bea ann
bea.qtpi.lakewood.ca.us is down
ann.qtpi.lakewood.ca.us is down
Oops! Bea is NOT down and of course neither is ann! So, will somebody
please tell me what the problem is here? The man pages do NOT help!
TIA
Bob
P.S. If you want to tell me this is not the proper place to ask, then
please direct me to the proper one!
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