I have QNX 6.5 with ntpd running. I try to use Windows W32Time service as an ntp-server. When I use ntpdate 192.168.x.x, it works fine. But ntpd daemon won't sync.
ntpq says that server is reached (377):
# ntpq -p
remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter
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192.168.x.x xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 2 u 5 8 377 0.770 480979. 2.500
But it hasn't chosen it for sync: it should be *192.168.x.x, but it is 192.168.x.x.
ntpd -g -d log:
transmit: at 1777 192.168.y.y->192.168.x.x mode 3 len 48
receive: at 1777 192.168.y.y<-192.168.x.x mode 4 len 48
clock_filter: n 8 off 480.927703 del 0.005295 dsp 0.015682 jit 0.002299
transmit: at 1785 192.168.y.y->192.168.x.x mode 3 len 48
receive: at 1785 192.168.y.y<-192.168.x.x mode 4 len 48
clock_filter: n 8 off 480.925317 del 0.002604 dsp 0.015682 jit 0.003625
transmit: at 1793 192.168.y.y->192.168.x.x mode 3 len 48
receive: at 1793 192.168.y.y<-192.168.x.x mode 4 len 48
clock_filter: n 8 off 480.927255 del 0.008042 dsp 0.015682 jit 0.001629
I know that the offset might be too big. But I still need it to be synched (especially if there is a big offset). And it works well with other ntp-servers (not windows w32time), so I don't think offset is an issue.
Why my time is not synched, and how can I get ntpd to sync properly?
