Configuring the Time Synchronization Protocol (TSP)
Use TSP, the Time Synchronization Protocol, to
synchronize clocks on a local network. You can, alternately,
use the Network Time Protocol (NTP) to synchronize clocks.
For information on the differences between TSP and NTP,
see
``Distributed time services''.
In this implementation of TSP, the
timed(ADMN)
time daemon runs on each host on your network. These time daemons
communicate with each other using a master-slave scheme in which
one of the daemons is the master and all of the remaining daemons
are slaves.
Each time daemon has two functions:
The remainder of this chapter covers
how the time daemon works,
guidelines for using TSP,
timed
options,
and
basic TSP administration.
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How the time daemon works
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