[lug] Network time
John Karns
jkarns at csd.net
Tue Dec 5 12:14:44 MST 2000
I'm interested in a *simple* method (if there is such a class in the world
of *nix) to set the clock of a dial-up machine via the net. The method
proposed here in a recent thread ("ntpdate time-nw.nist.gov") would do
fine for this part.
Then I would like to propagate this time to various other Linux boxes on a
*small* net. I don't need all the complexity of ntp, which seems to be
about as involved as setting up DNS (lord help us!). I really don't care
if my clocks are set to the precision of a cesium clock, and it's not a
big deal if there is are a few seconds difference between various
machines.
Is there a way of doing this without setting up an ntp server on my local
net?
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