Peter Johnston kirjoitti viestissÃÃn (lÃhetysaika keskiviikko, 11. helmikuuta 2004 13:17): > I'm trying to set up a NTP server on Fedora for my local > network, but it doesn't seem to work. I edited /etc/ntp.conf > and added a 'restrict' line for my local subnet. I then > restarted ntpd. ntpd is now running - I can see it with a 'ps > aux|grep ntpd'. There are no obvious error messages appearing > in /var/log/messages, just diagnostic messages as it starts > up. However, I can't connect to the server from any other > machine. Use 'ntpq -p' to see that ntpd is working properly. Open port UDP:123 in your firewall. > When I run 'lsof -i TCP' there is no mention of 'ntpd' or port > 123 anywhere. NTP uses UDP, not TCP. Try 'lsof -i UDP' and you should see it: # lsof -i UDP COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME portmap 3730 rpc 3u IPv4 3374 UDP *:sunrpc cupsd 3786 root 2u IPv4 3497 UDP *:ipp ntpd 3866 ntp 4u IPv4 3602 UDP *:ntp -- Markku Kolkka markku.kolkka@xxxxxx
