On 01/03/15 17:53, Ed Greshko wrote:
My read of your request is this....
You have a system for which WAN access is blocked. So it can't contact an ntp server on outside of your LAN for time synchronization.
In that case,*if* you have a local system server as a time source you need to set the "server" parameter in the config file to tell chronyd what time sources to contact. If your router can also act as an ntp server you can point to it.
I have a LAN with a router and two workstations that get their time from
their internet connection. I have two servers that I prefer not to
connect to the internet since it serves no purpose other than keep the
clocks synced. It's a simple matter to block the server connection in
the router.
One of the servers is using Scientific Linux 7. It appeared the clock
was not being synced until I opened it's internet access. I would like
to fix that ...
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