nick wrote:
marc wrote:
Any ideas or suggestions?
Hasn't NetTime been abandoned? Anyways, how about pointing the NetTime
client on the WinBox to the NetTime Server on the Winbox. Then have a
separate NTP client update the time when net access is available.
Okay, curiousity got the better of me so I actually tried this. I booted
to XP and installed NetTime from Sourceforge. As a test, I set one
timeserver to 'localhost' and another to a server on the net. To
'bootstrap' the NetTime server it needed to connect to the net first.
However, once started, localhost became a valid NTP server. When I shut
off my cable modem, NetTime still marks 'locahost' as good and I could
sync to the WinBox from another LinBox on my network. Note: It seemed to
be important that 'localhost' was first in the time server list. NetTime
would occasionally hang and stop serving time if the outside server was
unavailable _and_ first on the list.
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