[ale] ntp on the wrong port?

[Robert L. Harris]

Ok,
  I'm trying to get xntpd configured for my local lan.  I run xntpd
on my localserver and I can't connect.  According to /etc/services
it should be running on:

ntp             123/tcp
ntp             123/udp                         # Network Time Protocol

and when I run lsof to see what it's really doing I get this:

{0}:lh:/root>lsof -i | grep -i ntp
xntpd     3863 root    5u  IPv4   5813       UDP *:ntp 
xntpd     3863 root    6u  IPv4   5814       UDP localhost:ntp 
xntpd     3863 root    7u  IPv4   5815       UDP lh.rnd-consulting.com:ntp 

However when I try to telnet to any of the ports I dont get a 
bloody thing to connect...

All I want is my timeserver to sync to an upstream like ntp.nasa.gov
and my clients to sync to him.  Wether it's polled or broadcast I really
dont care at this point.

Robert


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