ntpd on Red Hat

[jabr at blu.org (John Abreau)]

"Jerry Feldman" <gaf at blu.org> writes:

> It appears not to be taking the external servers. In contrast, I've 
> included the same table from my home system below. (Note that at home I'm 
> just using some secondary time servers). 

Suddenly a light dawns...

We have ipchains blocking everything but dns, http, https, smtp, and ssh.
Presumably we need to poke a new hole for ntp.

What port (or ports) does ntp use? Does it need tcp, udp, or both?
We'd probably want to restrict it to the particular ip addresses 
we'd be syncing the clock with.


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