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also sprach Walt Mankowski (on Tue, 16 Jan 2001 10:18:38PM -0500):
> It sounds like you may have confused ntpdate and ntpd. ntpdate will
> update the time and exit. If you want to use ntpdate to keep your
> machine updated on an ongoing basis, you have to schedule ntpdate to
> run periodically using cron.
no, i am quite aware.
i run ntpd on the server machine called albatross, 192.168.14.1, and
on any client (i.e. seamus, 192.168.14.3), ntpdate returns that there
are no synch servers available. i only want to use ntpdate precisely
once to sync to the server. maybe later i'll configure ntpd.
the other client (windoze, gerald, 192.168.14.28) runs the dimension 4
program and gets the invalid ntp packet response.
i know very well what ntpd and ntpdate are. neither can use
192.168.14.1 as the server even though it is running ntpd itself.
any more ideas?
martin
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