From: "Mike Chambers" <mike@netlyncs.com>
> From: "jdow" <jdow@earthlink.net>
> > Quite assuredly. Unless you are coupled to a GPS clock of some sort the
> > local host should be setup as running at stratum 10 if it is "end of the
> > line". If it serves other machines and couples to stratum 2 servers then
> > it might be setup as stratum 3 if it is always online. (I left mine at
> > 10. I keep thinking I should reconsider this. However, it all seems to
be
> > working; and I am a proponent of "If it ain't broke don't fix it." So I
> > leave it alone.)
>
> Well, my server sync's with 3 internet servers to get it's time. And I am
> trying to allow my networked computers on my network to sync their time
with
> the server itself.
>
> Maybe this helps explain why I am getting the error message? The client
in
> question is an XP machine getting the error message when it tries to sync
> with my psyche server.
What software are you using on XP? I use "NIST Timeset" on the NT level
machines around here without any complaints. Make sure that other machines
CAN reach your ntp machine.
{^_^}
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