Hi,
 I need to configure ntpd on a closed network (3 machines - no external
clocks available) to ensure all machines have their clocks in sync.
Is there better option than to configure 1 machine as server in ntpd.conf??
Can i get 3 peers to sync?? Any hints on appropriate ntpd.conf ?
Regards,
Ajit

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At 09:30 11/22/2005, Ajit, wrote:
>Hi,
> I need to configure ntpd on a closed network (3 machines - no external
>clocks available) to ensure all machines have their clocks in sync.

Use a radio or GPS as a time source.


>Is there a better option than to configure 1 machine as=20
>server in ntpd.conf??

No.


>Can I get 3 peers to sync??=20

To each other?  Not advised.


>Any hints on an appropriate ntpd.conf?

http://www.US-Webmasters.com/FreeBSD/Install/NTP/


>Regards,
>Ajit
>
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Ajit wrote:
> Hi,
>  I need to configure ntpd on a closed network (3 machines - no external
> clocks available) to ensure all machines have their clocks in sync.
> Is there better option than to configure 1 machine as server in ntpd.conf??
> Can i get 3 peers to sync?? Any hints on appropriate ntpd.conf ?
> Regards,
> Ajit
> 

Yes, Dave recently implemented a new scheme which basically does that. I
don't know a lot about it, but it's in the latest ntp-dev tarballs.

Danny
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