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04-13-2008
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It is quite simple:
Managing Network Time Protocol (Tasks) (System Administration Guide: Network Services) |
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04-14-2008
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Not configuring it The Way $dmr Intended with the time set to GMT internally and the necessary configuration to display local time is probably not a good idea. Are you really sure that is what you want?
Of course you can detach your NTP servers from the rest of the world and synchronize only internally, but that really seems like a backwards solution to a non-problem. |
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it seems that you didnt understand me well ,if I use the command:
'ntpdate <ntp IP address>' this will adjust time on all unix servers to GMT??? but I need to make time on all servers equal to my country local time which is GMT+3 |
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04-14-2008
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Edit following file and enter the line given below...
# vi /etc/inet/ntp.conf --------------On client machin server 10.22.17.50 prefer # svcs -v ntp # svcadm disable ntp ( For Solaris9: #/etc/init.d/xntpd stop) # svcadm enable ntp ( For Solaris9: #/etc/init.d/xntpd start) Whereas 10.22.17.50 is your NTP server. |
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