A local NTP server is running on the firewall, sync'd to my
ISP's NTP server, ntp.myisp.net.
I'm trying to configure the NTP server on the firewall to speak
only to ntp.myisp.net and the hosts on the LAN.
All my attempts lead to an NTP server which will talk to either
ANYONE, including random hos
On 7/4/2011 10:15 AM, Andre Majorel wrote:
A local NTP server is running on the firewall, sync'd to my
ISP's NTP server, ntp.myisp.net.
I'm trying to configure the NTP server on the firewall to speak
only to ntp.myisp.net and the hosts on the LAN.
All my attempts lead to an NTP server which wil
Steve,
There is something wrong with the nomenclature in your message. By
definition, the number of survivors is the number remaining after the
cluster algorithm has completedd. This number is three by default, but
can be changed using the minclock option. To reduce the numb er of
survivors b
Bottom quoting out of character:
I believe that this refers to the following article, in which the writer
wants the "best" (by which he means something like lowest offset) 6 out
of 15 servers to contribute to the final time correction.
I may have been responsible for wrongly suggesting maxclo
