Just deployed the 4.2.4p8 NTP client to 50 Windows 2003 SP2 servers, and
all seem to be running fine...except...
One or two of the clients develop an offset of about 16 seconds.
Restarting the service puts them back in sync with the NTP server, but
in a few minutes they're back to the old offs
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 18:21, Lylex Ryan wrote:
> What option can I add to the conf file to specify a log file?
logfile "c:\some\dir\ntp.log"
should work, but with the caveat that ntpd logs some information
before processing ntp.conf which will end up in your application event
log. To log from
Just deployed the 4.2.4p8 NTP client to 50 Windows 2003 SP2 servers, and all
seem to be running fine...except...
One or two of the clients develop an offset of about 16 seconds. Restarting
the service puts them back in sync with the NTP server, but in a few minutes
they're back to the old off
