01-21-2008
connect linux to ntp server
could you please tell me how to connect a linux or Unix server to Network Time Server???
Thanx
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NAME
egd-linux - EGD Entropy Daemon
SYNOPSIS
ekey-egd-linux [ -H hostip ] [ -p portno ] [ -b blocks ] [ -s shannons ] [ -D pidfile ] [ -r time ] [ -v ] [ -h ]
DESCRIPTION
ekey-egd-linux is a daemon which connects to an EGD server and places the read entropy in the kernels pool.
OPTIONS
-H hostip
Set the host IP address to connect to.
-p portno
Set the port number to connect to.
-b blocks
Set the number of 1024 bit blocks to request each time.
-s shannons
Set the number of shannons per byte.
-D pidfile
Specify the name and path of the file used to record the ekey-egd-linux process ID.
-r time
Set the time between reconnect attempts. The default (0) causes the daemon to exit immediately after the initial connection attempt
and no additional connection attempts are made. A non zero value set is the number of seconds the daemon will wait between connec-
tion attempts.
-h Print the usage text and exit.
-v Print the version number and exit.
SEE ALSO
ekeyd(8), ekey-rekey(8), ekey-setkey(8)
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