Hello Johnathan , From my digging on the ntp resource site(wiki) it
should be ...
= means the remote server is being polled in client mode
Hth , JimL
On Tue, 16 Apr 2013, Jonathan Reed wrote:
Hi,
I'm seeing '=' preceding a number of hosts when running
$ ntpdc -c peers
Wha
John Hasler wrote:
unruh writes:
But perhaps if the whole gps goes down, or goes bad, we as a society
will have bigger problems than our computer clocks.
Well, it's run out of a single center by a single agency so things other
than a loss of satellites could compromise it. Fortunately there
unruh writes:
> But perhaps if the whole gps goes down, or goes bad, we as a society
> will have bigger problems than our computer clocks.
Well, it's run out of a single center by a single agency so things other
than a loss of satellites could compromise it. Fortunately there's
GLONASS and will s
On 2013-04-17, David Taylor wrote:
> On 10/04/2013 03:07, Blair Zajac wrote:
>> Thanks Charles,
>>
>> OK. So unless I go for some GPS-based clocks in my servers, each data
>> center will use close stratum-2 servers and the stratum-3 clocks will
>> not peer with clocks in my other datacenters.
>>
Hi,
I'm seeing '=' preceding a number of hosts when running
$ ntpdc -c peers
What does the equals mean?
All but the equals sign is mentioned in the docs as a tally code:
http://doc.ntp.org/4.2.4/ntpq.html. Here are my versions of ntp:
ubuntu: ii ntp1:4.2.4p8+dfsg Network Time Protoc
