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be allowed to deliver time (allow guests to be a time consumers). Because a VM guest never
delivers time, you do not need to configure the local clock (server 127.127.1.0) or an ntp.drift
file. So, the ntp.conf file on a VM guest should be as simple as the single line:
server <VM-HOST-SERVER-NAME> minpoll 4 maxpoll 6
After configuring the guest's /etc/ntp.conf file, assuming NTP is already enabled (that is,
the XNTPD variable in /etc/rc.config.d/netdaemons is set to 1, as in export XNTPD=1),
you can run the following commands on an HP-UX guest to sync its time with the VM Host and
restart xntpd:
/sbin/init.d/xntpd stop
/usr/sbin/ntpdate -b <VM-HOST-SERVER-NAME>
/sbin/init.d/xntpd start
NOTE: For VM guests that are on a different subnet than the VM Host, the VM Host may not
be the best source of time if there is another accurate time server available with less network
latency. In the case of different subnets, measure latency from the guest to various time servers
using the ping and traceroute commands to determine which potential time server has the
least network latency. Using the VM Host may be the best solution, but this depends on your
local network topology and the relative network distance to alternate time servers. If using an
alternate (non-VM-Host) time server appears best, it may be helpful for the alternate time server
and the VM Host to use each other for peer mutual time synchronization.
7.2.10 Supported Adapters
Integrity VM supports those adapters that are of Ethernet or the IEEE 802.3 CSMA/CD network.
Note that AVIO interfaces are supported by a select set of Ethernet host NICs. The following
Ethernet cards are supported with AVIO on HP-UX guests:
A6794A Core
A6825A Core
A7109A Core
A6847A Add-in
AB465A Combo Add-in
A9782A Combo Add-in
A9784A Combo Add-in
AB352 Core
AB545A Networking Add-in
A7011A Networking Add-in
A7012A Networking Add-in
AB290A Combo Add-in
AB287A Add-in (10GbE)
AD331A Add-in
AD332A Add-in
AD193A Combo Add-in
AD194A Combo Add-in
AD221A Add-in
AD222A Add-in
AD337A Add-in
AD338A Add-in
AD339A Add-in
AD385A Add-in (10GbE)
AD386A Add-in (10GbE)
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