I am having problem getting xntpd to respond to requests. I cannot find
out what is wrong. If I run rdate from another Linux box the response I
get back is connection refused. When my routers try and sychronize, they
fail as well. xntpd is sychronizing with a remote server.
I could not see any configuration required for xntpd to respond to
requests. What have I missed?
david
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Anthony E . Greene wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Feb 2001 09:18:31 David Brett wrote:
> >As a follow up to this, is there a process for sending the date to devices
> >who request it from a Linux?
>
> If the Linux box is running Samba, it can provide date/time to Windows boxes
> that request it using the DOS command:
>
> net time /set /yes \\SAMBABOX
>
> I usually put that command in a batch file and put the batch file in the
> Startup folder on Windows boxes. That keeps their time from drifting too far
> under normal circumstances.
>
> Any system/device that can use rdate or NTP can get time from a Linux box.
> As noted in another post in this thread, NTP requires the installation of
> xntpd or equivalent.
>
> Tony
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