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  3. February 2003

Re: iSeries Clock

I guess I've always felt this way about the clock on the AS/400 and
iSeries... it's always drifted for me.   I haven't seen it get as far off
as that, but it seems to frequently drift by as much as 45 seconds -- in
both directions!  (In fact, sometimes it evens itself out)

I synchronize mine to an NTP server on the internet daily, and that's
good enough for me...


On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Chris Bipes wrote:

> We have recently upgraded our AS400 720 to and iSeries 820 and the clock
> does not seem to be able to keep time.  Has anyone else seen their clocks
> drift as much as 2 1/2 minutes fast a day?  Our system is an 820-2436/1523 @
> V5R1.
>

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