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Configuring and Managing NTP
12.6 NTP Event Logging
Table 12–1 (Cont.) NTP Log File Messages
Message Description
• freq is the computed error in the
intrinsic frequency of the local clock
(also known as ‘‘drift’’) (in parts per
million).
•
poll indicates the minimum interval
(in seconds) between transmitted
messages (that is, messages sent
between NTP peers, as in a client to a
server).
No clock adjustments will be made, DTSS is
active
Indicates that the DTSS time service is running on the
system. The DTSS time service should be disabled if you
would like NTP to set the system time. To disable the DTSS
time service, enter the following command:
$ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:NCL DISABLE DTSS
Alternatively, you can configure the NTP server not to
make clock adjustments, as described in Section 12.3.3.
NTP dynamically detects whether the DTSS time service is
enabled at any time and will log this message if appropriate.
Clock adjustments will resume. DTSS no
longer active
Indicates that the DTSS time service has been disabled
on the system. NTP will now handle clock adjustments.
NTP dynamically detects whether the DTSS time service is
enabled at any time and will log this message if appropriate.
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