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NTP & Timeserv
Hi,
We've got a Unix server which has NTP configured to obtain the time from an external clock.
I've installed the TIMESERV program onto one of our NT4 servers. What parameters to I need to put into the timeserv.ini file in order to get this NT4 server to obtain it's time from the Unix server...
Regards,
George.
We've got a Unix server which has NTP configured to obtain the time from an external clock.
I've installed the TIMESERV program onto one of our NT4 servers. What parameters to I need to put into the timeserv.ini file in order to get this NT4 server to obtain it's time from the Unix server...
Regards,
George.
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If the NT 4 computer has direct internet access, a much easier method is to use one of the Free NTP clients below.
Time Server NIST Time Synch
You can use NTP: http://www.connectotel.com/netware/timesg.html
Novell:
http://www.housing.wwu.edu/hits/ournet/zeus/nwtutorial2.html#timesync
From: tmj883 Date: 07/08/2001 10:27AM PST
I use AboutTime Version 4.8 available for free download at:
www.arachnoid.com
Works on solo or works as time server. Win9X or NT. I have used this program and found it to be stable, reliable, and non-intrusive to other software, at home and at work..
From: margosd Date: 07/17/2001 05:09AM PST Time slows clock slows down
After setting the Network Time Protocol service to manual and rebooting, my 2 tst systems have now maintained perfect time for the past 12-16 hours. I suspect that the 2 services , network time protocol and windows time services were competing with each other. It is the best guess I have. Not sure, who or why the
NTP service was started which is what took me so long to find it.....
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I hope this helps !