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Dirk Moolman asked whether running NTP alongside Informix on Solaris (IDS 7.31 FD3) caused any issues. Thomas Ronayne and Paul Watson reported no problems, Thomas across 30 Solaris and 5 Linux boxes. david noted the only known issue is that Enterprise Replication fails if clocks differ by more than 15 minutes, which NTP prevents.
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Has anyone has any (mentionable) issues with running NTP together with
Informix ? (I am still running IDS7.31 FD3)
Dirk Moolman
Database and Unix Administrator
Digicare Technologies (HealthCorp)
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Thomas Ronayne — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
Dirk Moolman wrote:
> Has anyone has any (mentionable) issues with running NTP together with
> Informix ? (I am still running IDS7.31 FD3)
You mean Network Time Protocol? NTP has nothing whatsoever to do with
Informix, it just keeps the system clock synchronized and Informix (as
far as I know) takes its time stamps from the operating system.
No, never ever had one problem with NTP and Informix on Solaris boxes
(30 of 'em) or Linux boxes (5 of those), all synced with NTP.
Everything works -- if you let it.
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Paul Watson — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dirk Moolman [mailto:DirkM@caretech.co.za]
> Posted At: Friday, January 27, 2006 9:02 AM
> Posted To: comp.databases.informix
> Conversation: NTP (on Solaris)
> Subject: NTP (on Solaris)
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> Has anyone has any (mentionable) issues with running NTP together with
> Informix ? (I am still running IDS7.31 FD3)
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Nope, not a single problem
Paul Watson
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The only time problem I have ever heard of is that ER does not work if
clock are more
than 15 minutes apart. NTP should avoid that!
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