WANTA TIME CHECK?

[davidwhitford]

Go to http://www.time.gov/ It even has a Guam Site. TIME CHECK anyone?

DIVE DEEP, DIVE GUAM
DAVE@Guam

[ezcheese]

I have used the US Naval Observatory website ever since Paul posted the link.

http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/what.html

[PoliMalaka]

Speaking of time check, does anyone know why openSUSE will not use one of our corporate routers as a time sync. I use ntpdate on my solaris boxes to sync with our Cisco 3600's but the SUSE box won't. I know ntpdate was replaced with ntpd but I'm not familiar with either these routers or SUSE to know what the flip.

So yeah, I wanta time check.

[ezcheese]

Speaking of time check, does anyone know why openSUSE will not use one of our corporate routers as a time sync. I use ntpdate on my solaris boxes to sync with our Cisco 3600's but the SUSE box won't. I know ntpdate was replaced with ntpd but I'm not familiar with either these routers or SUSE to know what the flip.

So yeah, I wanta time check.

Nerd.

But, I am kinda surprised that SUSE will not synch... isn't that the more bleeding edge of all the various Linux distributions?

[PoliMalaka]

Speaking of time check, does anyone know why openSUSE will not use one of our corporate routers as a time sync. I use ntpdate on my solaris boxes to sync with our Cisco 3600's but the SUSE box won't. I know ntpdate was replaced with ntpd but I'm not familiar with either these routers or SUSE to know what the flip.

So yeah, I wanta time check.

Nerd.

But, I am kinda surprised that SUSE will not synch... isn't that the more bleeding edge of all the various Linux distributions?

I figured I was on good company...

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