NTP

[Daniel R. Kilbourne]

are you trying to sync your windows box with your linux box?

If so, you need to have the ntp daemon running....

When you say you can "pull down time from the time servers (I am assuming
using NTP)" - what exactly do you mean?

I think you may be confusing the ntp client/server stuff....try looking at
http://www.ntp.org for more...


At 07:50 AM 1/31/2001 -0800, Scott Curtis wrote:
>I was wondering if anyone has experience with NTP?
>Here is the problem that I am having.  I am able to
>pull down time from the time servers (I am assuming
>using NTP).  However, when I try to sync up with my
>windows machine using NTP, I am not able to connect to
>it though port 123.  I am able to sync up with my
>linux machine with the time protocol on port 37.
>According to netstat, NTP is bound to port 123.  I
>need to use the NTP protocol, so using time will not
>work.  I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions
>or hints to why this is not working.
>
>Thanks!
>-Scott Curtis
>
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