Re: [SLUG] synching your linux clock with an atomic clock

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Thank you, Patrick, for the link. Just for fun, I have set up one of my
servers as an NTP client and it is working. I used the RPM from the RedHat
CD.

I am having trouble getting my other machines to pull from this one client.
A netstat -a shows it is listening, however, neither my linux or windows
boxes can pull from that one.

Have you been able to make this work? Is there something special I need to
do in the /etc/ntp.conf ?

Thanks,
Glenn Meyer

On Sunday 28 October 2001 09:32 pm, Patrick Grantham wrote:
> I was in error when I said I had a cron job to synch the clock on my linux
> box. It's a daemon; check out
> http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~ntp/software/unix.html, and follow the link to
> "Chrony on Linux, Solaris, etc." near the bottom of the page.

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