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dfbf0d52
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dfbf0d52
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Jul 07, 2017
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Linda J Laubenheimer
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updated ntp.conf file to put 'tinker-panic 0' at the top
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NEWS
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005.009
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[
ntp
]
Push
"tinker-panic 0"
to
the
top
of
the
ntp
.
conf
file
to
help
address
the
timekeeping
problem
with
vmware
.
This
means
always
reset
the
clock
,
even
if
the
new
time
is
more
than
1000
s
away
from
the
current
system
time
.
[
ljlgeek
]
release
/
005.008
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2017
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06
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[
ssh
]
Add
$
max_sessions
options
.
[
adamhl
]
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files/ntp/etc/ntp.conf
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tinker
panic
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# ^^^^^^^This should be the first configuration item in the conf file!
# See "NTP Recommendations"
# https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/viewdocument.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=1006427
#
# Always reset the clock, even if the new time is more than 1000s away
# from the current system time. We need this on VMs and it shouldn't hurt
# anywhere else.
# This is the default site ntpd configuration file. It queries the three
# stratum-one time servers, which use GPS receivers for accurate time. It also
# queries SRCC's stratum-one time server, located in SRCF, which also uses GPS.
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@@ -24,10 +33,5 @@ restrict -6 ::1
restrict
default
ignore
restrict
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6
default
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# Always reset the clock, even if the new time is more than 1000s away
# from the current system time. We need this on VMs and it shouldn't hurt
# anywhere else.
tinker
panic
0
# Disable the monlist command, since it can be used for a UDP DoS attack.
disable
monitor
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