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I have 3 redhat 8.0 and one solaris 8.0 in my LAN. i want all my 3 redhat machines to synchrinize time with solaris 8.0 using NTP. Now what i have done is in the ntp.conf of all the 4 machines entered the ip address of solaris machine and started ntp service. when i give ntpdate -q solaris_ip it returns the o/p with 0.0245 delay. Is this right what i have done or do i need to follow something else to synchronize redhat machines with solaris machine using ntp. kindly advice . I am new to NTP concept. Thanks in advance.
depends how you want to do it really, personally i do run ntpd on the client machines, as this keeps track of any drifts constantly rather than every time ntptimeset or whatever is actually run, manually or via a cron job etc...
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