Hi,
I have two queries to ask:
1. We have a FTX machine which does not support NTP and we want to synchronize to some other
machine.We want to use rdate for time synchronization. But everytime we issue a command like
rdate <server-name>
It gives us the error
rdate: connect: Connection refused
We have cheched out /etc/inetd.conf file
Time command have been commented out for tcp on both sides(client as well as server). We have entry of hosts
in the /etc/hosts file.
Please follow up , what could be wrong in our configuration?
2. If client machine get ahead of time, how will rdate behaves?
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Regards,
Gurpreet Kaur
Centre for Development of Telematics,
#935, Akbar Bhawan
New Delhi
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