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The Question is:
WE USE NTP Software v5.3 .
ntp log is as follow
system1>TYPE SYS$SPECIFIC:[TCPIP$NTP]TCPIP$NTP_RUN.LOG;
18 May 09:35:17 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 10:35:18 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 11:35:22 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 12:35:25 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 13:35:27 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 14:35:31 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 15:35:34 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 16:35:41 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 17:35:45 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 18:35:48 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 19:35:52 offset: -0.011124 sec freq: 7.731 ppm poll: 16 sec error: 0.
005623
18 May 20:23:52 time slew 0.169633 s
18 May 20:35:56 offset: 0.169633 sec freq: 11.206 ppm poll: 64 sec error: 0.
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we have some question
1. NTP time synchronize time per 1 hour,How
do we define sync every 10 minute?
2. NTP Message error:0.005623 is correct,
If is not correct,could you explain
the message.
could you send mail this answer to my mail.
thanks/best regards.
The Answer is : This NTP configuration looks to be operating normally. For information on configuring and operating NTP, please see the TCP/IP Services Management documentation. For control over the polling interval, please see the documentation of the ntpq and ntpdc commands. You will want to verify that your NTP time-base -- and preferably an NTP server time-base, and not an SNTP server time-base -- is stable, and is not encountering some form of jitter. If you are seeing a particular problem, please apply the available ECO kit for TCP/IP Services and please contact the support center directly.
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