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From: scoggin@delmarva.delmarva.COM (John Scoggin)
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Subject: Re: Setting time on a SCO ODT TCP/IP System
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Date: 3 Jun 91 11:31:30 GMT
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You can use the "timed" daemon to synchronize time between systems.  There is
a man page for timed on SCO ODT.

If you need something more robust (and standard), you can use Network Time
Protocol and a radio clock (WWV, WWVB, or GPS).  We are in the process of
porting xntpd to SCO Unix - it is a non-trivial task, as we are discovering.

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