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I don't think NTP changes the system time (QTIME) until V5R3. V5R2 NTP
changes the hardware clock.
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: SNTP client: time not changed as requested
> From: "Zvi Kave" <as400@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Wed, November 17, 2004 6:26 am
> To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> I started NTP client in V5R2.
>
> My commands are:
> 1. CHGNTPA <F4> - NTP definitions + NTP server IP.
>
> 2. DSPSYSVAL QTIME - CURRENT TIME
>
> 3. Change UTC offset - 2 hours in winter:
> CHGSYSVAL QUTCOFFSET +02:00
>
> 4. to start NTP client:
> STRTCPSVR *NTP
>
> 5.
> . To check NTP log:
> wrklnk ('/QIBM/USERDATA/OS400/TCPIP/NTP/QTOTnnnnn')
>
> 6. I saw the following lines:
>
> TCP9136 SNTP Client started.
> TCP9116 16/11/04 17:41:51 NTP server UTC time is 16/11/04 15:30:16.754.
> TCP9117 16/11/04 17:41:51 Software clock UTC time is 16/11/04 15:30:16.750.
> TCP9119 16/11/04 17:41:51 Software clock set = 1 (0 = not set, 1 = set)
> TCP9116 16/11/04 17:42:52 NTP server UTC time is 16/11/04 15:31:17.431.
> TCP9117 16/11/04 17:42:52 Software clock UTC time is 16/11/04 15:31:17.446.
> TCP9120 16/11/04 17:42:52 Software clock adjusted = 0 (0 = not adjusted, 1
> = adjusted)
> TCP9120 16/11/04 17:42:52 Software clock adjusted = 0 (0 = not adjusted, 1
> = adjusted)
> TCP9116 16/11/04 17:43:57 NTP server UTC time is 16/11/04 15:32:22.883.
> TCP9117 16/11/04 17:43:57 Software clock UTC time is 16/11/04 15:32:22.845.
> TCP9120 16/11/04 17:43:57 Software clock adjusted = 0 (0 = not adjusted, 1
> = adjusted)
> TCP9116 16/11/04 17:44:58 NTP server UTC time is 16/11/04 15:33:23.458.
> TCP9117 16/11/04 17:44:58 Software clock UTC time is 16/11/04 15:33:23.472.
> TCP9120 16/11/04 17:44:58 Software clock adjusted = 0 (0 = not adjusted, 1
> = adjusted)
> TCP9116 16/11/04 17:45:58 NTP server UTC time is 16/11/04 15:34:24.219.
> TCP9117 16/11/04 17:45:58 Software clock UTC time is 16/11/04 15:34:24.231
>
> Everything seems to be OK, but actually the system time was not changed!!!.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Zvi Kave
> as400@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:as400@xxxxxxxxxx>
> +972-9-9588860
>
>
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