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08-20-2010 02:57 AM
08-20-2010 02:57 AM
On-board clock set:
Blade 460C and OES2 Linux clustering:
Hi all:
I´ve configured NTP on my Onboard, everything is running ok. Time is ok ... but sometimes onboard change Bay time and my cluster detect this change and finally crash.
Hi all:
I´ve configured NTP on my Onboard, everything is running ok. Time is ok ... but sometimes onboard change Bay time and my cluster detect this change and finally crash.
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