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adding time server
Post 302131107 by aladdin on Thursday 9th of August 2007 08:04:57 AM
08-09-2007
Cant I just add that time server as a peer in my sun ntpq???
they used to do it like that here i guess, but im not being able to find out how
Thanks
they used to do it like that here i guess, but im not being able to find out how
Thanks
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