Karen Austin writes:
> Hi,
>
> We have a RH 6.8 server with ntpd installed, but not currently running.
>
> The time on this server is showing around 20-21 minutes ahead.
>
> The server has been restarted and the messages log shows a successful ntpd st
> art, but it is no longer running.
This is
Karen,
>
> Before restarting ntpd you could use ntpdate to set the clock using the -B
> option to slew, rather than step, the clock to the correct time before
> restarting ntpd, but your offset is so large (1260 secs), that this may take
> a long time to complete.
>
> On an Arm/Linux system I
Karen,
> Le 24 sept. 2018 à 12:19, Karen Austin a écrit :
>
> Hi,
>
> We have a RH 6.8 server with ntpd installed, but not currently running.
>
> The time on this server is showing around 20-21 minutes ahead.
>
> The server has been restarted and the messages log shows a successful ntpd
>
Hi,
We have a RH 6.8 server with ntpd installed, but not currently running.
The time on this server is showing around 20-21 minutes ahead.
The server has been restarted and the messages log shows a successful ntpd
start, but it is no longer running.
I would like to attempt to manually start
