> > Reachability for all the listed timeservers is 0, which means you have > never had a successful connect. Check your firewall logs, or do an > ntptrace. Chances are, the packets are being rejected at your side or > theirs.
I did a ntptrace, It gives: [root@zeus lts_kmap]# ntptrace -d -v -t 40 ntp.tuxfamily.net DoTransmit(80.67.179.2) DoTransmit to 80.67.179.2 timeout [ repeated 4 times ] sherkan.tuxfamily.net: *Timeout* I think the problem lies on my side because these are public timeservers for my zone. I think I have no firewall on my computer. And I don't administer the one which are on the way. However, it seems to me that they accept any outgoing connection. Is there a need for ingoing connection for ntp ? What could I do to understand what happens ? Is there any tool which could be used to follow a packet and know where a firewall blocked it ? Pat _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
