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Server03 - stupid ntp question
Posted on 2010-11-16
Why does w32tm /monitor give me a random internet IP/name for a refID?
The offending ip/name is shown below (68.68.18.78). I have the sntp peer set to pool.ntp.org on both dc's.
dc1.mydomain.local *** PDC *** [192.168.1.251]:
ICMP: 8ms delay.
NTP: +0.0000000s offset from dc1.mydomain.local
RefID: 68.68.18.78.customer.bluem
dc2.mydomain.local [192.168.2.254]:
ICMP: 1ms delay.
NTP: +4.9007335s offset from dc1.mydomain.local
RefID: unspecified / unsynchronized [0.0.0.0]
The offending ip/name is shown below (68.68.18.78). I have the sntp peer set to pool.ntp.org on both dc's.
dc1.mydomain.local *** PDC *** [192.168.1.251]:
ICMP: 8ms delay.
NTP: +0.0000000s offset from dc1.mydomain.local
RefID: 68.68.18.78.customer.bluem
dc2.mydomain.local [192.168.2.254]:
ICMP: 1ms delay.
NTP: +4.9007335s offset from dc1.mydomain.local
RefID: unspecified / unsynchronized [0.0.0.0]
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