Hi all
I built NTP 4.2.7p285 with Visual Studio 2010 and I'm trying to
synchronize my Win7 box to some public time servers.
It works really bad. The offset jumps around like crazy (-0.559s ...
0.174s) and quite often it loses all its servers (all entries are white
in NTP Time Server Monitor)
Thanks for the clarification! :)
It would be great to have ntpsvcio publicly available!
Robert
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Hi David, thanks for your link. I will also read your page about your
experiences of running NTP on Windows. Looks interesting.
My goal is to integrate some monitoring functionality into my own (C#)
application. So the more interesting thing for me would be to see how you
implemented your monit
Thanks Martin for your reply!
I want to monitor/control NTP from C#, which does not support static linking.
So I need to create a wrapper (.dll) around libntp anyway. I guess I can make
sure in that wrapper dll that only one thread can access only one ntpd at the
same time.
My main problem now
I'm developing a distributed system where time synchronization is done using
NTP. I'd like to give the user the possibility to do some basic monitoring /
controlling of all the NTP clients in the system from the main control program.
So for example I'd like to show the status of all remote NTP c
Am 02.03.2011 10:05, schrieb Dave Hart:
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 07:10 UTC, Robert Hegner wrote:
Thanks Chris and Dave for your answers.
I think I should give some more information about the computer I want to use
as time server. This computer has two network interfaces. One is for the
Thanks Chris and Dave for your answers.
I think I should give some more information about the computer I want to
use as time server. This computer has two network interfaces. One is for
the mentionned local network and using the other one it is connected to
the company network and internet.
Hi all
I'm new to this list and also a NTP newbie. I'm trying to set up time
synchronization in a simple local network.
Three computers are connected via a switch:
- 192.168.0.1 runs Win7. This should be the time server for the other
computers. Its clock source is the local system clock.
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