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Use the UTM as an NTP server

Is it possible to use the UTM as an NTP server? I've created a firewall rule that allows NTP to the UTM, but when I ask a Windows machine to sync time, I get an error and the firewall logs show a dropped packet going to port 123.

Do I have to set the computers to sync off the UTM or is it possible to redirect all requests to port 123 to the UTM? (I'd rather do the latter)

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0 Amodin over 10 years ago

I use my UTM as my NTP server. All of my clients are directed to the IP of the UTM.
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0 Heli0s over 10 years ago in reply to Amodin

I use my UTM as my NTP server. All of my clients are directed to the IP of the UTM.

Did you hard-code the IP/name of the UTM to each machine or are you using the UTM to forward all NTP requests to the UTM?
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0 Amodin over 10 years ago in reply to Heli0s

Did you hard-code the IP/name of the UTM to each machine or are you using the UTM to forward all NTP requests to the UTM?

I just changed my machines to look at the UTM IP address here at home. Like William said, keep that off of external networks.
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0 Amodin over 10 years ago in reply to Heli0s

Did you hard-code the IP/name of the UTM to each machine or are you using the UTM to forward all NTP requests to the UTM?

I just changed my machines to look at the UTM IP address here at home. Like William said, keep that off of external networks.
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