by Corbea » Thu, 14 Dec 2000 18:39:57
I'm a newbie with AIX and I have to configure NTP.
Where is the ntp.conf located? And how do I start the daemon automatically?
Do I have to edit a rc script or something?
It's not to configure a timeserver, but only for synchronising with a
timeserver, so the ntp.conf is
server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
driftfile /etc/.../.../ntp.drift
Thanks a lot in advance!
by Ton Voo » Thu, 14 Dec 2000 23:36:24
You configure ntp using /etc/ntp.conf. To start the daemonQuote:> Hi ,
> I'm a newbie with AIX and I have to configure NTP.
> Where is the ntp.conf located? And how do I start the daemon
automatically?
> Do I have to edit a rc script or something?
> It's not to configure a timeserver, but only for synchronising with a
> timeserver, so the ntp.conf is
> server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
> driftfile /etc/.../.../ntp.drift
> Thanks a lot in advance!
Ton
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by mrgod.. » Fri, 15 Dec 2000 15:08:31
Also, if you don't want to fuss with starting
another daemon and configuring various files...
you can run "ntpdate hostname" where hostname
is the name of the NTP server to which you are
connecting. Call me lazy, but I just set up this
command to run from cron once a day, say 3:00am.
Matthew.
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> > I'm a newbie with AIX and I have to configure NTP.
> > Where is the ntp.conf located? And how do I start the daemon
> automatically?
> > Do I have to edit a rc script or something?
> > It's not to configure a timeserver, but only for synchronising with
a
> > timeserver, so the ntp.conf is
> > server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
> > driftfile /etc/.../.../ntp.drift
> > Thanks a lot in advance!
> You configure ntp using /etc/ntp.conf. To start the daemon
> automatically, use smit xntpd. You can find out the command string
from
> there (which acutally changes /etc/rc.tcpip).
> Ton
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by austinwil.. » Fri, 15 Dec 2000 23:53:51
Sent via Deja.comQuote:> Hi ,
> I'm a newbie with AIX and I have to configure NTP.
> Where is the ntp.conf located? And how do I start the daemon
automatically?
> Do I have to edit a rc script or something?
> It's not to configure a timeserver, but only for synchronising with a
> timeserver, so the ntp.conf is
> server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
> driftfile /etc/.../.../ntp.drift
> Thanks a lot in advance!
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