[ntp:questions] Unix Command
Ulisses
ulisses.alonso at unavarra.es
Wed Nov 30 06:20:14 UTC 2005
Hello Sahay
On Tue, Nov 29, 2005 at 09:27:22PM -0800, Sahay wrote:
> can any one tell me how to synchronise time in a LAN
the same answers you received previously apply:
use the ntpd daemon, one of more as servers (reference time) and
the rest as clients.
Optionally, clients can also only be synchronized from time
to time (and not constantly) to the server with the ntpdate command,
included in ntp packages.
You can synchronize the server to hosts's clock or to a trusted
signal such as a GPS receiver or a CDMA phone.
Ulisses
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