Here's the NTP web site, where you'll find info on setting up your own
network time server. http://www.ntp.org/
We have an internal time server, but we do link to a Stratum 2 server
through a TCP link. If you absolutely have to be air-gapped, and I
think a .gov should, you could purchase a highly accurate chronograph
that would server as your Stratum 2. You may need to reset that
annually though.
Clark, Patti wrote:
How is anyone managing time on an air-gapped network? Also, I am
looking to set up a RHEL server to be THE time server. Suggestions on
how to set that up without an available external time service? Is there
better reading material other than the man pages?
Patti Clark
Sr. Unix System Administrator - RHCT, GSEC
Office of Scientific and Technical Information
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Andrew Bacchi
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
phone: 518.276.6415 fax: 518.276.2809
http://www.rpi.edu/~bacchi/
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