From: Karoly VEGH (karoly.vegh@bwin.org)
Date: Wed Sep 12 2007 - 11:07:58 EDT
hi,
We are running Solaris 10, that is xntp as an ntp client.
Our Oracle RAC admins require the use of the "slewalways yes" option in
ntp.conf. But after a reboot the servers clocks are showing different
times, and because of the slewalways option the clocks are being synced
up only slowly.
On linux I would set the time synced up with ntpd to the hardware's
clock with the "hwclock" command - how do I do something like that on a
Sun?
And: Without slewalways will the clock be really step-synced? Isn't it
still slew'd without this option and only stepped if a large time
difference is found?
any help is appreciated,
charlie
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