syncronizing clocks on workstations

Bob Smith bob at wizard.uucp
Thu May 23 11:41:45 AEST 1991


In <1991May21.201152.9655 at cis.ohio-state.edu> george at news.cis.ohio-state.edu (George M. Jones) writes:

> pdesh at Citicorp.COM (Peter Deshpande) writes:
>     
>     Does anyone know a way to syncronize clocks on a network involving
>     many (sun) workstations and servers?
>     Is there any program out there (clock daemon) which could run on all
>     the machines to keep the clocks in sync.
>     Thanks in advance

> Try ntp.  I think you can get the latest via anonymous FTP 
> from louie.udel.edu in pub/ntp

...or...

rdate will read the date/time from a specfied host and set the date/time
of the local machine accordingly, I've never tried it, but it should be
possible to cron up rdate periodically to keep clocks sync'd.(?)

-- 
 \ Bob Smith         \_______________________________
  \ 835 Mammoth Rd.   \ Path: wybbs!wizard!bob
   \ Dracut, MA. 01826 \ Work/voice mail: 508-670-6712



More information about the Comp.unix.questions mailing list