Re: SNTP client - was RE: How to move forward

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

That's what I am trying to get working.  The iSeries Navigator part of 
this.  It even logs the stuff into a file
/QIBM/UserData/OS400/TCPIP/NTP/QTOT20030821
where the file changes by date.
TCP9136 SNTP Client started.  
TCP9116 08/21/03 11:35:08 AM NTP server UTC time is 08/21/03 16:29:05.083. 
 
TCP9117 08/21/03 11:35:08 AM Software clock UTC time is 08/21/03 
16:38:12.739. 
TCP9119 08/21/03 11:35:08 AM Software clock set = 1 (0 = not set, 1 = set) 
 
TCP9116 08/21/03 11:37:09 AM NTP server UTC time is 08/21/03 16:40:13.924. 
 
TCP9117 08/21/03 11:37:09 AM Software clock UTC time is 08/21/03 
16:40:13.971. 
TCP9120 08/21/03 11:37:09 AM Software clock adjusted = 0  (0 = not 
adjusted, 1 = adjusted)
However, I don't understand how the "NTP server UTC time" can vary by over 
11 minutes in just two minutes time.

V5R2 of iSeries Navigator
V5R2 of OS/400
cume=TL03161
WRKPTFGRP
PTF Group             Level
SF99519                  62
SF99502                   8
SF99271                   8
SF99190                  10
SF99169                  10
SF99149                   3
SF99148                   3
SF99098                   9
SF99085                   5
SF99039                   2


Rob Berendt
-- 
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 





Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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BTW, there's an SNTP client (lumped in with TCP/IP "servers" in OpsNav, 
unfortunately) since V5R1, I think. It adjusts software clock - I have 
written a thing that sets the system values based on this - it can run 
every morning. The hardware clock is not the same as the software clock, 
but I think this can link them.

The Consult Line is cool - nice price, too - until you need support, I 
suppose. $495 for the enterprise.

Vern

At 04:49 PM 8/21/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>IBM doesn't even support SNTP.  We did step by step instructions on it 
and
>it royally messed up our system time.  Called IBM and the first thing 
they
>tried to peddle was a Consult line contract.  Stopped me dead right after
>the word SNTP.
>
>Rob Berendt


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