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Connecting to time server
Hi there,
My unix box is behind a firewall and I have no access to the firewall, it is currently having time problems so I want to point it at a time server outside of the firewall to keep it's time accurate. Can anyone think of a way to test connectivity to the time server over port 123 for NTP. I've tried telnet <timeserver> 123 although not understanding NTP I'm not sure of a way to check. Anyone have any suggestions? Cheers, H. |
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