As far as I remeber, the recommended NTP setup is to have one machine sync with
several servers on the internet, and have all other machines on the local network
sync with that machine. This does have some redundancy problems (i.e. - little
redundancy), but as NTP learns the drift and adjusts accordingly, I don't think
that is a major issue.
Shachar
Shaul Karl wrote:
> > Hi...
> >
> > How can i setup a Linux RH 6.2 box to sync time with a Solaris 2.6 box. if
> > not possible... then with another linux..
> > (the Solaris is currently syncing with other Solarises.)
> >
>
> As you have already hinted, you can set some machine, be it Solaris or Linux
> to be an ntp server and then have the other machines as its ntp clients. I do
> not know how easy this setting is, especially setting the server. Yet there is
> a great deal of documentation for the ntp package.
> Assuming that each machine has an Internet connectivity, an easier solution
> might be to have all the machines as client for some accurate ntp server on
> the net.
> Any other solutions?
>
> > Thanks In Advnace.
> > Benji
> >
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